Work and Family Life Coordinator

What you would do

• Provide individual and group work and family life education, training and referrals.
• Interview service members and families to understand their needs and concerns.
• Plan and deliver training for commands based on community needs assessments.
• Coordinate with base staff and partners on prevention events and workshops.
• Write reports, briefings and articles on how well programs are working.
• Review laws and policies and recommend program changes to the supervisor.

Do you qualify for NF-4?

With experience: You need two years of specialized experience planning, managing, coordinating or carrying out outreach for Personal and Family Life Readiness or Quality of Life programs. Examples include life skills education, personal financial management, relocation assistance, transition assistance, employment assistance, the Ombudsman Program, and the Exceptional Family Member Program. The announcement does not name a grade level for this experience.

With education: A master's or equivalent graduate degree can qualify you, as can two full years of graduate education leading to a degree related to the job, or an LL.B. or J.D. if related. A mix of education and experience that gives equivalent knowledge can also qualify. The announcement says this position does not have a positive education requirement.

How to apply well

What to send:

• Resume, limited to two pages, in Times New Roman 10-point or larger with 1-inch margins
• Official transcripts if you qualify based on education (diplomas and degree audits are not accepted)
• Proof of licenses or certifications showing your name, type and expiration date
• DD-214 (Member-4 page) and supporting documents if claiming veterans' preference
• Notice of separation if claiming DOD NAF Business Based Action priority
• Most recent SF-50 or PAR if you are a current or former federal employee
• Completed online application questionnaire

How you will be rated: Your resume and questionnaire are checked against the required qualifications, then rated on your knowledge, skills and abilities (KSAs). Best qualified applicants are sent to the hiring manager, and the selecting official may interview some of them.

Tips for this job:

• Describe your quality-of-life or outreach program work clearly, with dates and the programs you worked on.
• If you qualify through education, order official transcripts early, since diplomas and degree audits are not accepted.
• Keep your resume to two pages in Times New Roman 10-point or larger, with 1-inch margins.

Good to know before you apply

Schedule: Full-time, permanent position. Occasional travel may be expected.

Conditions of employment:

• Pass all applicable records and background checks
• Pass E-Verify; any discrepancies must be resolved
• Must be a U.S. citizen to get and keep a Secret clearance
• Must have a valid, state-issued driver's license
• Relocation to the local commuting area (50 miles) is required
• One-year probationary period may be required
• Direct deposit or electronic fund transfer within first 30 days
• Government travel card may be required if travel is more than twice a year

Job details

Salary

$64,438 – $73,031 per year

Pay scale and grade

NF-4 · Nonappropriated fund

Location

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

Appointment

Permanent

Work schedule

Full-time

Service

Competitive

Openings

1

Security clearance

Secret

Travel

Occasional travel

Drug test

Not required

Supervisory

No

Occupation

Miscellaneous Administration And Program (0301)

Announcement

27-13099785