David and Kay Hughes Administrative Headquarters- Di Maharaj, Director, Human Resources dmaharaj@bgcbc.org - 877 NW 61st Street, Fort Lauderdale FL. 33309. ext 212. - Executive Assistant - The Executive Assistant (EA) reports to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The primary responsibility of the EA is to provide regular administrative and clerical support to the CEO. The EA prepares correspondence, co-ordinates mailings and meetings and provides filing services. The EA is vital to creating and maintaining a healthy rapport with Board Members, senior staff and the community. This is a full time position. Benefits include major medical coverage, pension plan (eligible after 2 years), life insurance, short/long term disability. A college degree and at least 3 years experience as an administrative assistant (or related experience) is required. Salary is negotiable. Open filing with first consideration on July 7. Maintenance Engineer. The full time Maintenance Engineer reports to the Director of Facilities Maintenance. The primary responsibility of this position will be to provide service to all Boys and Girls Clubs facilities, consisting of maintenance and repairs. This employee will perform preventive maintenance of multiple sites consistent with the preventive maintenance program. The employee will provide reports related to general building maintenance tasks. 6 years plus documented experience and thorough knowledge of building trades. Great starting salary and benefits.
ADMIRALS MARINE ACADEMY - 6596 Nova Drive, Davie Florida 33317 (Next to McFatter Technical School) - For additional Admiral's Marine Academy positions, please contact- Charles Barr, Interim Unit Director- 954-335-0890 - Electronics Instructor- Responsible for developing and effectively teaching youths (ages 13-20) in basic marine electronic instrumentation. Experience required in marine electronic installation, trouble-shooting and use. Previous teaching or training a plus. Part-time, M-Th, 5:00-9:00 pm ($15 to $20/hr.). Candidate must have a valid Florida Drivers License and pass our pre-employment screening. Summer Positions- MARINE MECHANICS- 20 hrs./week, Salary: $20/hr. - Primary Function: Effectively teaching youths (ages 12-20) in basic Marine Mechanics. Special emphasis shall be placed upon providing positive hands-on experiences designed to introduce and inspire youths to careers and opportunities in the Marine Industry. The Instructor will be required to teach and supervise up to 10 students per class. Weekly classes (Monday – Thursday 9:30-11:30 am & 1:30-3:30 pm) will consist of two 2-hour classes each day. Qualifications: At least 5-years in related field with teaching/training experience. Strong practical knowledge of marine technology and engine repair is required. Skills- Instructor will be experienced in: repair and maintenance of two-, four-stroke cycle outboard engines; service, maintenance, and repair of boating accessories and trailers; boat electrical and ignition systems; fuel systems; power transfer systems; cooling systems; lubrication; drive systems; marine rigging; and fiber-glassing techniques. Strong knowledge and practice of industry safety procedures and standards. Environmental and Working Conditions: Workshop classroom environment with relevant instructional materials and equipment. Physical and Mental Requirements: Position requires the ability to work with teens in a workshop classroom setting; reading; listening; talking and using manual dexterity skills. Disclaimer: The information presented indicates the general nature and level of work expected of employees in this classification. It is not designed to contain, nor to be interpreted as, a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, qualifications and objectives required of employees assigned to this job. MARINE ELECTRONICS- Hours: 20 hrs./week Salary: $20/hr. Primary Function: Effectively teaching youths (ages 12-20) in basic installation, trouble-shooting and use of marine electronic instrumentation. Special emphasis shall be placed upon providing positive hands-on experiences designed to introduce and inspire students to careers and opportunities in the Marine Industry. The Instructor will be required to teach and supervise up to 10 students per class. Weekly classes (Monday – Thursday 9:30-11:30 am & 1:30-3:30 pm) will consist of two 2-hour classes each day. Qualifications: At least 5-years in related field with teaching/training experience. Strong practical knowledge of marine electronics and electrical systems. Skills: Instructor will be experienced in: principals of boat electrical systems and wiring; marine instrumentation including installation and usage; electrical trouble-shooting and repairs; marine radar; VHF radio systems; GPS and other electronic navigational systems; installation and wiring of antennas; new instrumentation technologies. Strong knowledge and practice of industry safety procedures and standards. Environmental and Working Conditions: Workshop classroom environment with relevant instructional materials and equipment. Physical and Mental Requirements: Position requires the ability to work with teens in a workshop classroom setting; reading; listening; talking and using manual dexterity skills. Disclaimer: The information presented indicates the general nature and level of work expected of employees in this classification. It is not designed to contain, nor to be interpreted as, a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, qualifications and objectives required of employees assigned to this job.
LESTER WHITE - Brenda Fulmore (954) 585-6351, 2621 SW 15th Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL,
33312 - No open positions at this time.
NAN KNOX – Markes Thomas- (954) 463-6392, 832 NW 2nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 - No open Positions at this time
THOMAS D. STEPHANIS - Greg Jones (954) 941-2697, 212 NW 16th Street, Pompano Beach, FL 33060 - Health and Physical Education Director - Minimum Salary: $26,000, Maximum salary: $32,000. Education Level: Bachelors or Equivalent- Highly energetic and organized individual needed to run the Health and Physical Education Program. The Director will be responsible for supervising and training staff, creating daily and weekly schedules, coordinating sport leagues, implement grant programs, compile data and create reports, assist at fundraising events, conduct trips (CDL license required), maintain equipment and facilities. To apply please contact
Di Maharaj , Director, Human Resources,
877 NW 61st Street, Fort Lauderdale FL. 33309- Email: dmaharaj@bgcbc.org , Fax: 954-537-4745.
LEVINE/SLAUGHTER - Rich Ouellette (954) 726-3955 or (954) 726-3927, 7201 Kimberly Boulevard, North Lauderdale, FL 33068 - No open positions at this time.
GOODWIN TEEN CENTER, of Levine/Slaughter - Christine Richardson (954) 722-5580- Gameroom Supervisor- Must possess the ability to plan, organize, implement and supervise gameroom/Recreational activities for teens, ages 14-18 years of age. Plan and conduct a variety of exciting games and competitions. Part-time, M/F, 2:30PM to 8PM. Candidate must also have a valid Florida Drivers license, and pass our pre- employment screening. Experience is a plus, and candidates must be over 21 years of age. Volunteers needed. We are in need of volunteers who have the ability to teach Virtual Music, Electronic Drums and Karaoke. We seek mature individuals who would enjoy working with Teens in a Multimedia environment. Applicants for all volunteer positions must agree to a criminal background check and drug screening. For additional information, please contact Bernie Satun, bsatun@bgcbc.org or call 954-722-5580, ext. 24.
Marti Huizenga Unit - Located at: 1111 North 69th Way, Hollywood, FL
33024 . Phone # (954) 983-0119, or Fax :(954) 983-0729. Please contact and/or send resume to: Henry Estrada- Sr. Unit Director, email hestrada@bgcbc.org or Jill Denis Lay-Program Director, jdenis-lay@bgcbc.org . Gameroom Supervisor- Must possess the ability to plan, organize, implement and supervise gameroom /Recreational activities for teens, ages 13-18 years of age. Part-time, M/F, 2:PM to 9PM ($8.00-$9.00 per hour). Candidate must also have a valid Florida Drivers license, and pass our pre- employment screening. Experience is a plus, and candidates must be over 21 years of age. Arts & Crafts Director– Must possess the skills necessary to teach fine arts to children ages 7-18. Experience in the arts and with children a must. Hours are Monday through Friday, 15 hours/week preferably 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM. $10.00/hr.
PERFORMING ARTS - Michelle White (954) 565-8005 2200 Powerline Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 - No open positions at this time.
REITMAN - Vern Dooling (954) 797-7097, 3025 W. Broward Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 - Recording studio person who is familiar with Pro tools & Garage band. They also need experience with teaching the electronic key board, piano, drums, etc... Experience working with teens is a plus. Able to teach teens how to write positive lyrics, & make musical beats for a variety of musics. The position is for 20 hours a week & 30 hours during the summer.
CARVER RANCHES - Rose Brown (954) 967-8787 2205 SW 44th Avenue, Hollywood, FL 33024 - No openings at this time.
RICK & RITA CASE - Ron Lewis (954) 433-9000, 7525 NW 33rd Street, Davie FL 33024 - Arts & Crafts Director to teach youth ages 7 -18. Background in art preferred
JIM & JAN MORAN - Curtis Shoffner (954) 725-5545, 27 S. Dixie Highway, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441- Membership Clerk 36 hr per week, Monday-Saturday. Library Director 25 hr per week, Monday-Friday.
LAUDERHILL - B.J. Smith (954)731-3552, 5455 NW 19th Street, Lauderhill, FL 33313 - No open positions at this time.
FLORENCE DEGEORGE - Kelly L. Rubin - (954) 236-2790, 1220 SW 133rd Avenue, Davie, FL 33325 - No open positions at this time.
Note: Applicants for all positions must agree to a criminal background check and drug screening.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The Job Opportunities above, were updated on July 2, 2008
