Negotiates, monitors, and evaluates grants to local agencies for training and support services for eligible clients. Works closely with other state agencies to develop and support joint programs for low-income single parents. Develops programs of information and outreach concerning vocational education and employment opportunities for women in skilled trades and technical fields. May serve on department committees or special task forces. Performs related duties as required.
Normal office working conditions generally prevail.
Incumbent must be able to interact, work and deal with department staff, educators, state, federal and local officials, and the general public. Evening and weekend work may be required. Considerable travel may be necessary for which an incumbent must possess private means of transportation. Four years at a professional level in education or public administration, with preference for work in the areas of equal opportunity, sex equity or civil rights.