After School Program Manager

Hawaiiʻs Enrichment & Education Professionals

A Non-profit Organization

Ready for a FUN job Working with Children?

Seeking a Site Coordinator for our After School Program in Waianae, Hawaii!

Excellent Benefits Offered for Part Time Staff!

(Nanaikapono Elementary A+ Program)

Now Hiring : After-School Program Site Coordinator in Honolulu!

Are you passionate about working with children and eager to use your leadership skills in a fun, dynamic setting? Join Kama‘aina Kids, Hawaii’s largest locally operated childcare provider, as a Site Coordinator in one of our After School Programs in Honolulu , HI!

What You’ll Do :

As a Site Coordinator , you’ll manage the day-to-day operations of the program, providing leadership and support to staff while creating a positive, engaging environment for children. Every day is filled with rewarding experiences like :

• Helping children unwind after school with snacks and fun activities.
• Assisting with homework and leading exciting STEM adventures.
• Inspiring creativity with cooking and craft activities.
• Supervising outdoor games and sports.
• Building relationships with families and ensuring program quality.

Why Kama‘aina Kids?

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Qualifications :

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About Us :

Kama’aina Kids stands as Hawaii’s largest locally owned and operated non-profit childcare provider. Our mission is to enrich the lives of children, families, and communities through educational programs that foster personal growth, community involvement, and environmental stewardship. Recognized as a Top Workplace in Hawaii and the USA, we are dedicated to the well-being of our employees and the care of Hawaii’s keiki.

Join our Kama‘aina Kids ‘ohana and turn your afternoons into something amazing.

Learn more :

Check out our careers page! (https : / / jobs.kamaainakids.com)

Kama’aina Kids is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate and support the diverse cultures, perspectives, and experiences within our workforce ‘ohana.