Non-profit Education & Training
The non-profit sector is a champion for inclusivity by providing support for individuals with prior incarceration histories. These programs offer comprehensive training and job readiness courses to equip individuals, including those with criminal backgrounds, for a rewarding career with a non-profit organization.
Serve the Community, Help Others
With training in non-profit, you can learn practical skills for working at charities, advocacy groups, or social service organizations. This includes fundraising, volunteer coordination, program management, and navigating the business side of non-profit operations.
Non-profit Jobs
Obtaining a degree for the non-profit sector opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities. Some roles to consider include:
- Community organizer or outreach specialist
- Database maintenance
- Fundraiser
- Grant writer
- Non-profit administrator
- Program coordinator
- Social services coordinator
- Volunteer coordinator
Other Jobs in the Non-profit Sector
Beyond direct non-profit roles, individuals can explore diverse careers in the non-profit sector such as:
- Advocacy specialist
- Event planner
- Human resources coordinator
- IT staff
- Marketing specialist
- Public relations manager
- Research analyst
- Social media specialist
- Web designer
Non-profit Job Outlook
Nonprofit career options vary widely at the entry level, and many professionals new to the field take up roles. Meeting, convention, and event planners are projected to experience a 10% percent growth in employment from 2014 to 2024 – three percent higher than average.
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