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CT Science Center Seasonal Teen Program Associate in Hartford, Connecticut

*[Job Title: *[Seasonal Teen Program Associate *[FLSA:[ Non-Exempt Seasonal Hourly *[Reports To[: Teen Programs Manager **[Wage Range: [$17.00 - $19.00

**[Summary [Serving more than 300,000 adults and children each year, the Connecticut Science Center is the states premier destination for informal science learning, a top tourist attraction, a hub for teacher training, and one of the states foremost resources for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). [The Seasonal Teen Program Associate will join our larger Programs Team with the primary purpose of supporting the Teen Innovation Summer Program in collaboration with the Teen Programs Coordinator and STEM Educators. They provide enriching learning experiences for Connecticut teens that focus on building a deeper understanding of STEM topics and concepts to strengthen the necessary skills needed to be successful in academics and the workforce.

[This position works directly with our high school teen audiences providing guidance, skill-building, and support to help students build interest in STEM-related fields and develop the critical skills and habits needed to be successful in future careers, college, and the classroom. Part of the role is team building and activity planning to support the overall project-based work and help them explore and strengthen their own STEM identity through an intensive, 6-week summer program.

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  • Work as a mentor and summer program support staff for the Teen Innovation program participants.
  • Develop and lead project-based activities, helping teen participants brainstorm, design, and build their projects.
  • Work with the Teen Program Coordinator to design and cultivate an inclusive learning environment for teens to feel safe and inspired to explore new content and opportunities in STEM.
  • Lead activities that promote team-building and social-emotional well-being.

Learn content, programs, and activities that are grounded in STEM and ensure that all content is presented accurately.

Effectively facilitate engaging experiences for all audiences using best practices that represent strong STEM content and are designed to build interest in STEM topics.

Support the development of teen programming as needed. This may include summer programming, afterschool programming, and virtual programming.

Personalize engagements, connect content to STEM career pathways, and make science relevant to everyday life for all program participants.

Support the development of STEM and professional skills needed for future success in a work environment.

Support the recruitment and selection of program participants.

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