Employment Opportunities

 

EW!DC is seeking candidates for the following position:

 

School Coordinator (multiple positions available)


Why pass up this great opportunity to make a difference in the life of a child? The area's largest children's literacy and mentoring organization in the DC area seeks part-time team members to coordinate school-based reading & mentoring programs. This rewarding position requires working on site at a Title I elementary school, coordinating mentors and students for a reading program Mon-Fri during students' lunch period. Must be extremely reliable and enthusiastic, with excellent organizational skills. Strong interpersonal and customer service skills and a passion for working with children are essential. Must be detail-oriented, service oriented, and ready to make a commitment to the mission of Everybody Wins! DC; familiarity with Microsoft Office, esp. Excel, a plus. Bilingual (Spanish and English) candidates strongly encouraged to apply!


Everybody Wins! DC (EW!DC) is a non-profit organization devoted to promoting children's literacy and a love of learning through shared reading experiences with caring individuals.


How to apply: Email Cover letter and Resume to msmith@everybodywinsdc.org (with subject line “School Coordinator Search”). No Phone Calls Please.
 

Testimonials
"I love this program. It helps me get better with my reading. I learn new words with Everybody Wins!"
"I couldn’t think of a better way to spend my lunch hour!"
"My student has jumped leaps and bounds in her reading confidence."
"It's going to be great when summer's over and we can read again together."
"I came to Everybody Wins a young girl who didn't like reading and I'm leaving as a girl who loves books and everything about them."
"He told me on his last day that he wanted to go to college and read and learn math!"
"Most of all, I will remember enjoying the improvement I witnessed over the past two years!"
"I like when my reading partner reads to me and I get to learn to read when I read back to her."