We are hiring in the Bronx! Join us at Fedcap Inc. for an exciting career as a Career Advisor. Wage/Salary: $20.44-$21.64 per hour Position Summary: The Career Advisor, as part of the Career Services Career Compass team, will deliver individual and group career coaching and advancement curriculum to program participants. Through building job application materials (resume, cover letter, online applications, etc.), developing and implementing workforce development workshops, and working in conjunction with other Career Compass staff to connect individuals with training/education/employment opportunities that ultimately help guide participants into economic self-sufficiency. The Career Advisor will also be responsible for administering and monitoring of TABE (Test for Adult Basic Education) testing. ​Essential Job Functions: + Lead and manage a computer lab of between 10-30 participants. + Administer the TABE test to participants both in office and remotely and monitor the test taking process to ensure all participants understand the directions and that testing protocol are adhered to. + Ensure that TABE scoring is completed and documented in Fedcap’s internal database. + Develop and deliver targeted job search curriculum and workshops, such as online application sessions, interview preparation, etc. + Create, edit, and tailor participant resumes. + Supervise participants engaged in computer driven job search. + Coordinate the tracking and reporting of attendance, interviews, and placements. + Accurately provide eligible participants with metro cards, as per Career Services guidelines + Ensure the organization and accuracy of participant documentation. + Provide resources and external referrals as needed, for services such as clothing, childcare, food assistance, etc. + Performs other related duties/projects as assigned. This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities. Education and Experience: + Bachelor’s degree in Human Services, Social Work, Education, or comparable work-related experience + Ability to deliver specific curriculum, differentiate instruction, and lead groups. + Superior communication skills (verbal and written). + Experience and/or a demonstrated desire to work with the economically disadvantaged, homeless, and/or public assistance recipients’ populations. + Ability to meet deadlines, juggle multiple priorities, and excel in a team environment. + Bilingual (English Spanish) preferred. Equal Opportunity Employer