Wanted: Grant Writer, Curriculum Writer (MA)

[Heather McMann]

Youth Tech Entrepreneurs (YTE) is seeking an experienced Curriculum Writer
and educator to help write our innovative technology and business
curriculum for high school students.  This person will also help develop
teacher and administrator training materials.  By working individually as
well as with YTE's staff and community partners, this position will write
curriculum materials and projects that benefit students, their schools and
the larger community.  The Curriculum Writer reports to the Director of
School Services and is a full-time contract position through June 30, 2002.
If you are a social entrepreneur with a strong dedication to youth and
belief in their potential, check out the complete job description at our
website,
http://www.yte.org/aboutus/jobs/index.html.

YTE is also seeking a skilled Grant Writer with strong research and writing
skills and knowledge of government, foundation, and corporate grants to
contribute to YTE's grant writing efforts.  Responsibilities of the Grant
Writer include identifying and researching grant resources and writing
letters of inquiry and grant proposals.  Applicants should have a strong
dedication to youth and belief in their potential, commitment to the
mission and ideals of YTE, strong attention to detail, and excellent
communication,  organizational, creative, writing, and analytical skills.
A bachelor's degree and fundraising experience are a must.  If you are
interested in this contract position, check out the complete job
description at our website,
http://www.yte.org/aboutus/jobs/index.html.

Applications are coming in fast, so if you or someone you know is
interested, submit a resume, cover letter, and writing sample today to
jobs at yte.org.  YTE is an equal opportunity employer.

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