Career services representative vs job coach

Differences between career services representative and job coach duties and responsibilities

Career services representative example responsibilities.

• Secure private and seasonal employment opportunities for students and alumni.
• Leverage alumni base in support of expand career opportunities for students.
• Provide information to individuals on matters pertaining to social security, veterans administration, and uniform service health benefits program.
• Create and administer quiz and examination questions base upon performance objectives identify in the syllabus and their expect outcomes.

Job coach example responsibilities.

• Perform additional responsibilities as deemed appropriate by school and district supervisors such as organizing and managing elementary school mathematics information nights.
• Educate teens with autism and intellectual disabilities on workplace skills such as communication, problem solving, developing independence
• Train and certify in CPR.
• Train and assist teachers on how to incorporate program into GED prep classes.
• Enroll clients in GED; ESOL; and/ or other job-readiness instruction and support programs.
• Provide daily supervision, support, transport and medicine to the participants during work sites and community outings, CPR certify
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