Protestant Administrative Religious Education Coordinator - $20.00 Per Hour (working 8-9 hours per week)- Yuma Proving Ground, Yuma, AZ

The Role

Are you organised, reliable, and confident managing schedules, events, and documentation? Do you enjoy supporting meaningful programmes that bring people together and make a real difference in a community?

This Protestant Administrative Religious Education Coordinator position offers a unique opportunity to support a well-structured Religious Education (RE) programme within a military setting. Working closely with the Chaplain, you’ll help organise and deliver engaging activities that support Soldiers, families, and authorised civilians.

This is a part-time role with flexible hours, typically 8–9 hours per week, aligned to programme schedules. As a Protestant Administrative Religious Education Coordinator, you’ll play a key role in keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes while also supporting on-the-day activities.

If you’re ready to take on a rewarding and flexible role as a Protestant Administrative Religious Education Coordinator, apply today and become part of a programme that truly makes an impact.

Key Responsibilities:

         ·         Prepare and manage monthly RE calendars, including seasonal events

         ·         Organise documentation such as attendance reports, flyers, and booking forms

         ·         Support the setup and reset of classrooms and programme spaces

         ·         Assist with materials preparation, including printing and distributing resources

         ·         Attend regular planning and coordination meetings

         ·         Track programme activity and provide monthly updates

The Benefits

         ·         Flexible, part-time hours that fit around other commitments

         ·         Meaningful work supporting a valued community programme

         ·         Opportunity to build administrative and coordination experience

         ·         A varied role with both planning and hands-on tasks

         ·         Work within a structured and supportive environment

The Person

         ·         Strong organisational and administrative skills

         ·         Comfortable working with schedules, documents, and reports

         ·         Good communication and teamwork abilities

         ·         Reliable and able to manage time effectively

         ·         Willing to complete a background check (required for working with children)

         ·         Previous experience in administration, education, or community programmes is helpful

Contact information

Sheila Spratley