BECOME A STEP-UP OMAHA COACH

Be the Mentor.
Inspire the Future.

Your experience can help shape someone’s future.

Join a team of dedicated professionals who guide,
mentor, and empower Omaha’s young people through
career exploration, professional development,
and meaningful workplace experiences.

Step-Up Omaha participants and community supporters
THE POWER OF MENTORSHIP
One coach can make a lasting difference.

MORE THAN A SUMMER JOB

A meaningful role.
A lasting impact.

At Step-Up Omaha, our Career & Life Skills Coaches
play an essential role in helping young people
navigate new experiences, develop confidence,
and prepare for success in the workplace.

Coaches serve as mentors, advocates, and professional
role models. They support interns as they build
essential skills, explore career interests, and
learn to navigate workplace expectations.

This opportunity is ideal for individuals who
are passionate about youth development, workforce
readiness, education, and strengthening the
Omaha community.


THE STEP-UP COACHING EXPERIENCE

Help young people recognize their potential
and take meaningful steps toward their future.

Every conversation, coaching session, and workplace experience is an opportunity to encourage growth.

STEP-UP OMAHA
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP

THE ROLE OF A COACH

Lead with purpose.
Make an impact.

Step-Up Omaha coaches provide the guidance,
encouragement, and accountability young people
need to succeed throughout their program experience.

Step-Up Omaha youth mentorship and career development

THE POWER OF MENTORSHIP

Every young person deserves someone
who believes in their potential.

01
MENTORSHIP

Guide & Mentor

Mentor and supervise a cohort of interns ages 14–21
while supporting their engagement, confidence,
career readiness, and professional development.

02
CAREER READINESS

Prepare for Success

Help interns prepare for employer placements,
understand workplace expectations, identify
career interests, and develop professional
habits and goals.

03
PARTNERSHIPS

Connect & Support

Conduct weekly worksite visits, communicate
with employer partners, and help interns
navigate challenges while maintaining
appropriate family and community connections.

04
ACCOUNTABILITY

Monitor & Document

Support accurate time collection, review
intern participation, maintain program records,
complete required documentation, and
communicate concerns promptly.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Coaches model professionalism, provide ongoing
guidance, maintain accurate program information,
and complete other duties as assigned.

WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR

Bring your experience.
Share your purpose.

Our strongest coaches combine professional experience
with a genuine commitment to helping young people
learn, grow, and succeed.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Preferred Background

A bachelor’s degree in Human Services, Education,
Social or Behavioral Sciences, Counseling, or a
related field, plus at least one year of experience
working with youth, workforce development, education,
mentoring, or community-based programs.

An equivalent combination of education and experience
may also be considered.

QUALITIES THAT MATTER

Successful coaches are…

01

Committed to Young People

Passionate about supporting youth development
and helping interns reach their potential.

02

Strong Communicators

Comfortable building relationships with interns,
families, employers, and partners.

03

Organized & Dependable

Able to manage schedules, maintain records,
meet deadlines, and follow program procedures.

04

Professional Role Models

Prepared to lead by example, respond to challenges,
and uphold program expectations.

Step-Up Omaha participants at a community event

REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCES
Learning happens beyond the classroom.
WHAT TO EXPECT

A dynamic environment.
Meaningful work.

Coaching takes place in a variety of settings,
giving staff opportunities to support interns
during training, community activities, and
workplace experiences.

01

Work across training partner sites,
community locations, and employer worksites.

02

Facilitate groups of up to 25 participants,
with occasional large-scale events involving
approximately 300–1,000 interns.

03

Work schedules may vary based on program needs,
including morning and afternoon sessions.

04

The role requires prolonged standing,
movement throughout worksites,
and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

05

Clear communication and computer-based
documentation and reporting are essential
parts of the position.

WHY JOIN OUR TEAM

Your work matters.
Your impact lasts.

Becoming a Step-Up Omaha coach is an opportunity
to strengthen your professional experience while
making a meaningful contribution to the next generation.

01

Purpose-Driven Work

Make a direct difference in the lives of young people
while contributing to Omaha’s future workforce.

02

Professional Growth

Gain hands-on leadership experience in youth development,
career readiness, mentoring, and program coordination.

03

Community Connections

Build relationships with employers, community organizations,
educational partners, and fellow professionals.

04

Seasonal Opportunity

Enjoy meaningful seasonal employment in a collaborative,
fast-paced environment with competitive seasonal compensation.

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Ready to make
a difference?

Your leadership could help change the direction
of a young person’s future.

If you’re passionate about mentorship, youth development,
and creating opportunities, we encourage you to explore
the Step-Up Omaha Career & Life Skills Coach position.


VIEW COACH POSITION ON INDEED

Application availability is subject to current
recruitment and position openings.

GUIDE.
MENTOR.
EMPOWER.

Step Up with us.

OUR COMMITMENT

Equal Opportunity Employer

We are an equal opportunity employer committed
to fostering diversity and inclusion. We encourage
individuals from underrepresented backgrounds to apply.

All applicants are considered for all positions
without regard to race, color, religion, sex,
pregnancy, childbirth or related conditions,
sexual orientation, gender identity, age,
disability, national origin, or any other
protected classification, in accordance with
applicable federal, state, and local laws.

Equal access to programs, services, and employment
is available to all qualified persons. Applicants
requiring accommodation to complete the application
and/or interview process should contact a
management representative.