Youth Research & Learning Fellow

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🏄 California, Michigan, +2 more states – Remote

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💵 $23 - $28 / hour

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International Youth Foundation

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51 - 200 employees

Founded 1990

🤝 Non-profit

📚 Education

🌍 Social Impact

Non-profit • Education • Social Impact

<International Youth Foundation> is a global nonprofit organization that designs and delivers job and life-skills programs to connect young people to economic opportunity. For 35 years it has partnered with employers, foundations, and local organizations to scale industry-validated technical training, career coaching, and awareness initiatives that reach millions of youth worldwide. IYF centers young people’s lived experiences to improve completion rates and employment outcomes, and focuses on workforce readiness, social inclusion, and measurable impact.

📋 Description

• Conduct research on emerging workforce trends, AI’s impact on education and employment, and the skills young people need to thrive • Coordinate with peer fellows to conduct a landscape analysis of current trends and deficits in US SEL and AI workforce transformation • Complete industry interviews to inform lesson selection and direction • Identify and recommend local youth-serving organizations for partnership and research engagement consideration • Assist the Program Officer with selecting youth-serving organizations • Facilitate local focus group discussions with young people aged 15–29 • Capture and share insights from focus groups • Conduct a curriculum review of Passport to Success with peer fellows • Recommend 12 lessons for revision • Summarize findings and make recommendations for curriculum modifications and enhancements • Contribute recommendations, validate concepts, and provide ongoing feedback throughout curriculum development • Support new initiatives, partner across departments, assist staff during absences or increased workload, and contribute beyond core responsibilities

🎯 Requirements

• Candidates must be actively degree-seeking at a US university or college in their community • Preference will be given to those pursuing advanced degrees in teaching and education disciplines • Experience in curriculum design and development; preferred experience in workforce readiness, soft skills, and/or social-emotional learning • Interest in workforce and education trends, particularly how AI will shape learning and career pathways • Knowledge of and relationships with local youth-serving organizations and educational institutions in the designated city • Demonstrated support for IYF’s values, DEI initiatives, social justice and racial equity • High degree of respect and compassion to cultural conditions and practices; sensitivity to varied personalities • Effective and courteous communication skills requiring high emotional intelligence • Candidates must be located within an hour of Los Angeles, Atlanta, Houston, Philadelphia, or Detroit and be a student at a university within an hour of one of those cities