PathWays PA Job Postings

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Truancy Case Manager
Maturity and ability to handle pressure, flexibility, detail-oriented, good organizational skills, and familiarity working with at risk families. Provide own transportation and hold flexible hours. Bachelor Degree in Social Work or related field and Valid Driver’s license required. Fax resume to LD/MT at 610-328-2807.

ABE/GED/ESL
Full-Time –Instructor to teach reading, writing, math, ESL, GED® prep and computer basics in North Philadelphia and Delaware County. Bachelor’s Degree and 2 years of teaching adults or children required. Strongly prefer instructor who has experience with the EL/Civics program sponsored by the state Bureau of Adult and Basic Education. Some evening work required. Must have access to reliable transportation. Training in CASAS and TABE preferred.

Provide instruction on a full-time basis, with 10 hours a week of ABE/GED classes at the PathWays PA EARN Center in North Philadelphia and 10 hours a week of EL/Civics in Delaware County, as per class schedules.

Fax resume and cover letter with available hours to 610-328-2807 attn: LD/AE-GED/JP

Mentoring Supervisor
Must possess a BSW or bachelor’s degree in related field of study - human services, counseling, or psychology. The Mentoring Supervisor will have experience with issues related to older adolescents and will have some knowledge and understanding of volunteer recruitment and retention. Candidate shall possess the ability to identify with and adapt to the goals and philosophies of the program. Candidate shall be a mature individual with knowledge of parenting issues, community resources, and the skills necessary to live independently. Candidate shall demonstrate insight, empathy, flexibility, perseverance, team orientation, and a LOVE for teens. Some week-ends and nights are required. Please fax your resumes to: LD/BD at 610-328-2807.

SIL Case Manager
The SIL Case Manager/Counselor will have at least two years experience providing direct services to individuals and/or families. She/he shall possess the ability to identify with and adapt to the goals and philosophies of the agency and the program and shall be familiar with the concepts of strength-based practice. The Case Manager/Counselor shall be a mature individual with the knowledge of the skills necessary to live independently. She/he shall demonstrate empathy, flexibility, perseverance, and team orientation. BSW or Related Bachelors Degree required. Please fax resumes to: LD/BD at 610-328-2807.


Residential Worker
Part-time and Full-time - need caring and motivated individual to provide support and supervision for Delco group home serving women and children; HS/GED, Associates Degree and experience preferred; driver’s license required. Includes nights and weekends. Fax resumes to: LD/CFF 610-328-2807.

Childcare Worker
Child Learning Center at Delco Group home. Must have knowledge of early childhood development and ability to nurture and promote positive growth in pre-school age children. AA in Early Childhood Ed. Preferred. Salary $12/hour. Fax resume to LD/CFF 610-328-2807.

Live-in Advisor
Full-time and Part-Time positions available. To provide guidance, direction and supervision to older adolescent teen mothers and teen girls residing in our Supervised Independent Living Program including conducting some life and parenting skill groups. Live in a house with 3 to 4 girls and their children. Must be available during critical hours-5:00 PM to 8:00 AM- can work part-time during off hours. Must be mature and have an understanding of teen parent and teen girl issues and must have knowledge of basic life skills. Rent and utilities paid by agency plus small stipend and scheduled time off. Location: Philadelphia; Fax resumes to LD/SIL at 610-328-2807.

PathWays PA is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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