Job Description Responsibilities: Plan and direct program with local campus/location personnel, speakers/presenters, staff, and all participants in a professional manner to facilitate on-site coordination of assigned youth event sessions, as directed by an administrator. Assist in the training and development of health coordinators and counselors to maximize their ability to work effectively with participants, as directed by program administrators. Specifically, demonstrate proficient formal and informal teaching techniques. Help all youth have a positive and uplifting experience and, as needed, handle youth disciplinary situations with sensitivity. Give clear direction and provide corrective feedback to staff regarding their responsibilities and job performance in working with participants. Understand, follow, and (where applicable) enforce Continuing Education Conference & Workshop policies addressing general conduct, youth protection, sexual misconduct, and standards of communication. Qualifications: Accept as a condition of employment compliance with Brigham Young University Honor Code and employee dress and appearance standards as found on the Continuing Education Conferences & Workshops website. Have previous experience supervising peers and/or youth. Able to walk for extended periods of time during the day, be energized and actively engaged with the youth, perform all duties, and participate in physical activities, including, but not limited to: playing games, walking up and down stairs, running, jumping, and dancing. Exhibit the mental health and emotional stability necessary to safely engage with and be responsible for staff and participants throughout the day and night, and perform duties effectively in stressful and challenging situations. Able to make procedural decisions, exercising good judgement, reliability, and accountability. Able to organize resources and establish priorities. Exemplify strong interpersonal and communication skills. Pass required background check for this position. Must be authorized to work lawfully in the United States of America for CE Events, LLC. *Please note that the employer is not offering employment with Conferences & Workshops as an internship, work experience, OPT, or any other visa-related opportunity and will not be able to provide visa sponsorship for this position in the United States of America. Merely holding a passport does not of itself constitute authorization to work. Be willing to travel to various Conferences & Workshops locations as needed. Travel to sessions is assigned, arranged, and paid for by the program and will originate from and return to Brigham Young University. Preferred: Previous experiences as a youth program director/conductor. Equal Opportunity Employer: m/w/vets/disability Posting End Date Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints must hold and be worthy of hold a current temple recommend. Brigham Young University is an equal opportunity employer, including disability and protected veteran status. Brigham Young University recognizes the benefits of attracting and retaining a diverse workforce. We strive to create welcoming workplace that promotes a sense of inclusivity and belonging. Teachers provide instruction, mentorship, and academic support to students who are fully enrolled in BYU Online High School as their accredited high school. Faculty teach in both flexible on-demand courses and semester-based live online classes, including synchronous Zoom instruction, teacher office hours, and ongoing student engagement opportunities. Teachers work closely with students in a comprehensive online school environment that includes counseling services, student activities, AP and concurrent enrollment options, and a strong virtual learning community. Graduates earn an accredited BYU Online High School diploma. Teachers who work at Independent Study support students who are enrolled in their local high school but choose to take a BYU Independent Study course to supplement their education or to gain additional flexibility in earning credits toward graduation. Students may begin a self‑paced course at any time and progress through the material on their own schedule, while receiving support from their teacher through office hours and email. Although BYU Independent Study does not award high school diplomas, we are fully accredited, and the credits students earn can be applied toward graduation at their own high school. Counselors and instructors at CE Events mentor, teach, and inspire youth and adults as they pursue lifelong learning through BYU- sponsored programs. Programs include BYU Education Week, BYU Youth Programs, BYU Expeditions, BYU Test Prep, academic and professional conferences, and more. ELC teachers provide instruction to students enrolled in non-credit bearing English language courses at the BYU English Language Center. All ELC classes are in-person on campus. Instructors are expected to teach Monday to Thursday. In addition to teaching face-to-face classes, ELC instructors provide office hours, design their courses, plan lessons, and grade all student coursework. The ELC is a lab school for the BYU Linguistics department, so instructors are often expected to mentor student teachers, be observed and observe others, and support research as indicated by administrators. ELC students are non-matriculated BYU students seeking to improve their English for academic, professional, and personal goals.

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