Champion Institute: Fellow Development Instructor
3 days ago
Houston
Job Description About Champion Institute Champion Institute is a transformative youth development center where boys and young men are coached to begin life with wisdom, discipline, and vision. We specialize in building academic achievement, personal growth, and future readiness. We call greatness forward and prepare our recruits to lead, live, and win. Position Overview Champion Institute is seeking a Fellow Development Instructor to coach, teach, and mentor boys and young men ages 10–18. This role is ideal for dynamic, committed individuals, such as college students, graduate students, educators, or youth professionals, who are passionate about leadership, communication, and youth empowerment. You will deliver powerful group sessions and one-on-one coaching that shape how boys think, lead, and live. You’ll help instill values, develop habits, and teach strategies that guide youth from uncertainty to personal excellence. Key Responsibilities · Facilitate structured small-group sessions using Champion Institute’s coaching curriculum · Guide students through topics like goal-setting, emotional regulation, responsibility, and life preparation · Serve as a consistent, present, and respected role model · Build relationships of trust and offer one-on-one coaching when needed · Demonstrate and teach personal discipline, clarity, and a growth mindset · Track youth progress and communicate with the program team · Assist with special events and seasonal development challenges Qualifications · Possesses a disposition of excellence—prepared, professional, and purpose-driven · Is excellent with youth of all ages and from diverse backgrounds · Is consistently present, attentive, and intentional in every interaction · Serves as a positive role model, embodying character and leadership · Has strong communication and group facilitation skills · Brings a growth mindset and belief in each student’s potential · Can simplify complex topics and teach them in age-appropriate ways · Has experience in youth development, education, coaching, social work, or a related field · Must pass a background check Preferred Candidates · Undergraduate or graduate students in education, psychology, youth ministry, or social sciences · Former youth program participants, coaches, or peer mentors · Tutors or instructors with a love for motivation, mentorship, and human development Video Introduction – Required As part of your application, please submit a 1–2 minute video addressing the following: 1. Why do you believe you are a strong candidate for this role?, 2. How will your experience play a pivotal role in helping boys and young men grow at Champion Institute? Be yourself—speak confidently and honestly. You don’t need fancy equipment; a phone or laptop video is fine. We’re not looking for perfection; we're looking for authenticity. How to Submit: • Upload your video to YouTube (unlisted), Google Drive, or a similar platform, • Include the viewable link in your application email, • Use this subject line: Fellow Development Instructor Application – [Your Name] Note: Applications without a video submission will not be considered. To Apply Email your resume, video link, and a short written statement (max 300 words) answering: “Why do boys and young men need coaching in today’s world?” Send to: Champion Institute A Place to Learn the Art of Beginning Life Join us in building the next generation of champions. Company DescriptionChampion Institute is a transformative youth development organization where teens are coached to discover their strengths, chart a path forward, and win in life. We serve two key age groups: youth ages 10–17 through our prevention program, and transition-aged young adults ages 18–24. Through cutting-edge, evidence-based programs, we equip young people to fully engage opportunities in advanced education, leadership, and personal growth.Champion Institute is a transformative youth development organization where teens are coached to discover their strengths, chart a path forward, and win in life. We serve two key age groups: youth ages 10–17 through our prevention program, and transition-aged young adults ages 18–24. Through cutting-edge, evidence-based programs, we equip young people to fully engage opportunities in advanced education, leadership, and personal growth.