KenCrest · 20 hours ago
Project SEARCH Skills Trainer
KenCrest is seeking a Project SEARCH Skills Trainer to support our Employment Program’s Project SEARCH internship rotations at Phoenixville Hospital. In this role, you’ll coach and mentor interns, helping them gain confidence and real-world skills while guiding them toward meaningful employment and independence.
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Responsibilities
Work one-on-one with interns to help them learn new job skills, build confidence, and succeed in their internship rotations
Break down job tasks, create step-by-step instructions, and guide interns toward independence in real workplace settings
Assist interns in finding paid jobs in the community and support their smooth transition from internship to career
Partner with instructors, business staff, mentors, and families to ensure interns get the guidance and resources they need to thrive
Identify tools, accommodations, and strategies that help interns perform tasks successfully and feel included at work
Coach interns on communication, workplace etiquette, professionalism, and other soft skills that make them job ready
Collect data on intern performance, assess growth, and share successes to help improve the program and recognize achievements
Qualification
Required
Established and maintained network of business and community contacts
Valid driver's license with a clean driving record
Preference given to candidates with ACRE or Discovery and Customized Employment certifications; otherwise, certification must be obtained within the first six months of employment
Preferred
Bachelor's degree in Human Services or a related field
Business or workplace experience relevant to coaching employment skills
Benefits
$1,000 Sign-On Bonus
Comprehensive benefits
Opportunities for professional growth
Company
KenCrest
KenCrest provides community-based supports to more than 12,500 people with intellectual or disabilities and autism.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageRecent News
2025-10-01
2025-03-03
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