PT HSE Intake Coordinator
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Brooklyn Public Library
KY
Summary
The Intake Coordinator will manage day-to-day administrative and participant-facing responsibilities, including data entry, maintaining student records, and leading student intakes. This role also involves facilitating recruitment efforts and providing support for GED applications.
Job Description
We offer thousands of free programs every day for people from all walks of life—immigrants learning a new language, aspiring entrepreneurs launching their dreams, children discovering the world, people of all ages exploring arts and culture. And we give patrons millions of opportunities to enjoy one of life’s greatest satisfactions: the discovery of a good book.
Now’s your chance to join the best team in Brooklyn!
Brooklyn Public Library’s Adult Learning Program is seeking a Part-Time Intake Coordinator for a grant-funded position within the Adult Learning Education (WIOA) program. This role provides essential administrative and operational support to ensure the successful implementation of program services.
The Intake Coordinator will manage a variety of day-to-day administrative and participant-facing responsibilities, including data entry, maintaining student records, filing, leading student intakes, recruitment efforts, enrollment sessions, and orientations. This individual will also provide phone and email support, work closely with key program staff, and assist participants with GED applications and related processes.
This is a part time grant-funded opportunity through June 30, 2026. The salary for this position is $25 per hour for up to a 19-hour workweek.
Responsibilities
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Support all aspects of program intake for WIOA-funded classes
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Enter and maintain accurate data in electronic databases and student records systems
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Organize and maintain student files and intake documentation
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Triage and respond to telephone calls and email inquiries from prospective participants
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Facilitate recruitment, enrollment sessions, and student orientations
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Assist participants with GED applications and related support services
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Communicate and collaborate frequently with program staff and participants
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Perform related duties as assigned
Qualifications
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Minimum of a High School Diploma or High School Equivalency (HSE) required; Bachelor’s degree preferred
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Knowledge of grant-funded programs and experience supporting successful program implementation
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Strong computer skills and proficiency in word processing, spreadsheets, internet, and database software
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Highly organized, self-motivated, and able to work independently with minimal supervision
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Excellent customer service, written and verbal communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills
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Ability to multitask, meet deadlines, and thrive in a fast-paced environment
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Willingness to attend professional development trainings on-site and off-site
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Must be able to travel between program sites as needed
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Flexible availability, including evenings and Saturdays, as required
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Demonstrated initiative and commitment to maintaining high professional standards
We seek professionals dedicated to providing excellent customer service, developing fruitful partnerships in the community, and implementing programs aligned with our mission and vision. You will be immersed in a motivating and challenging environment where innovation is key to the organization. If you are looking to be a part of a stimulating workplace that is highly regarded by its culturally diverse community, BPL is the place to be.
Brooklyn Public Library is an equal opportunity employer.
Established in 1896, Brooklyn Public Library is the nation’s sixth largest public library system and currently has nearly 700,000 active cardholders. The Library is among the city’s most democratic civic institutions, serving patrons in every neighborhood and from every walk of life. With 59 branch libraries, one within a half-mile of nearly all of Brooklyn’s 2.6 million residents, BPL is a recognized leader in cultural offerings, literacy, after-school services, workforce development programs and digital literacy. In a borough of wide economic disparity, where the costs of basic necessities often take priority over spending on cultural enrichment opportunities, BPL provides a space where patrons of all economic standings can access cultural and educational programs in a broad range of disciplines.
The American Library Association’s 2014 Public Library Data Service Statistical Report ranked BPL third in the nation among public libraries for public programs offered and program attendance. In
BPL’s collection includes 3.4 million print materials and more than 70,000 eBooks. Digital materials, including eBooks, eAudiobooks and eVideos are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Innovative new programs, including tablet lending, MyLibraryNYC and an online readers’ advisory service, have further increased the Library’s reach in Brooklyn’s communities.
The Library’s governing body is the Board of Trustees, consisting of 38 members all serving in non-salaried positions.
More than 2,000 volunteers give their time, talent and energy to support BPL’s programs and operations each year, contributing over 100,000 hours annually. The Library also greatly benefits from its 17 Friends Groups, which carry out important projects and engage in advocacy and fundraising initiatives.
The Brooklyn Eagles, a new group of engaged young supporters, hosts fundraising events, participates in advocacy and helps increase awareness of BPL’s resources.
Learn more at www.bklynlibrary.org.
Founded
1896
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Industry
Library Services
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Brooklyn, NY
Established in 1896, Brooklyn Public Library is the nation’s sixth largest public library system and currently has nearly 700,000 active cardholders. The Library is among the city’s most democratic civic institutions, serving patrons in every neighborhood and from every walk of life. With 59 branch libraries, one within a half-mile of nearly all of Brooklyn’s 2.6 million residents, BPL is a recognized leader in cultural offerings, literacy, after-school services, workforce development programs and digital literacy. In a borough of wide economic disparity, where the costs of basic necessities often take priority over spending on cultural enrichment opportunities, BPL provides a space where patrons of all economic standings can access cultural and educational programs in a broad range of disciplines.
The American Library Association’s 2014 Public Library Data Service Statistical Report ranked BPL third in the nation among public libraries for public programs offered and program attendance. In
BPL’s collection includes 3.4 million print materials and more than 70,000 eBooks. Digital materials, including eBooks, eAudiobooks and eVideos are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Innovative new programs, including tablet lending, MyLibraryNYC and an online readers’ advisory service, have further increased the Library’s reach in Brooklyn’s communities.
The Library’s governing body is the Board of Trustees, consisting of 38 members all serving in non-salaried positions.
More than 2,000 volunteers give their time, talent and energy to support BPL’s programs and operations each year, contributing over 100,000 hours annually. The Library also greatly benefits from its 17 Friends Groups, which carry out important projects and engage in advocacy and fundraising initiatives.
The Brooklyn Eagles, a new group of engaged young supporters, hosts fundraising events, participates in advocacy and helps increase awareness of BPL’s resources.
Learn more at www.bklynlibrary.org.
Founded
1896
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Industry
Library Services
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Brooklyn, NY