employment

Employment

At the Booker T. Washington Community Service Center, you’ll find opportunities that make a difference – as well as excellent employment benefits and opportunities for professional growth. Like the community we serve, our staff is composed of people from all backgrounds. We celebrate diversity and welcome all who are interested in becoming learning more about careers at Booker T. Washington Community Service Center.

Benefits

Bringing people together

- To explore and connect
Collaboration

- The strength of our community is engaging all of its members, organizations and businesses to provide educational and training opportunities.
Community Engagement

- We provide services and opportunity to the local community in partnership with the city/county and private sector.
Professional development opportunities

- We provide training and career advancement pathing.

Benefits

Health
Dental
Vision
Long-term disability
Flexible spending accounts
Voluntary/supplemental benefits
Clipper Direct
Employee assistance program
Generous paid time off
Discounts

- On all Booker T. programs for employees and family members; including preschool, afterschool program and camp
Staff wellness initiatives

- or employees who work a regular schedule of 30 or more hours per week.

Our job openings include positions suitable for many experience levels – entry-level to senior leadership – and work opportunities in a wide variety of fields, including administrative, business, education, arts, athletics, and more.

Available Positions

For nearly a century, the Booker T. Washington Community Service Center has served the children and families of San Francisco with programs designed to reduce the many disparities faced by African American, immigrant and other low-income communities. More recently, the center has expanded programs to address the influx of new immigrant communities and address the needs of transition aged youth. We offer pragmatic programs to empower youth to integrate into the economic and social mainstream of society, and to counter trends of unemployment, violence, and academic failure in our communities.