Job Openings
The following positions will join the team remotely at first, then in our Alexandria, VA office.
Web Specialist
Posted: July 1, 2021
The National Head Start Association (NHSA) is seeking a Web Specialist to help manage our web properties. This position will be responsible for analyzing trends, goals, opportunities, and other key performance indicators. Our Web Specialist should have prior experience in content marketing, content growth, and SEO, excellent knowledge of WordPress and other content management systems, working knowledge of HTML, CSS, in-depth experience with website analytics tools like Google Analytics, and experience supporting robust communities.
Posted: August 11, 2021
NHSA is seeking a highly motivated, organized, detail-oriented person for the position of Manager, The Academy at NHSA to join the team remotely at first, then in its Alexandria, VA, office. The Academy curates and provides training opportunities to the Head Start community and the Manager will support the technical and administrative work associated with these offerings.
Data and Research Associate
Posted: August 26, 2021
The Data and Research Associate is responsible for advancing our efforts to improve outcomes for Head Start children and families by generating new knowledge and identifying outstanding practices from the Head Start community. As part of the Center for Effective Practice, the Associate will add to the organization’s knowledge and analytical capacity about data and data use in Head Start. The Associate will also further the ability of Head Start programs to gather and use data to improve capacity to serve children and families.
NHSA Internships
NHSA’s internship program is designed to introduce college students to non-profit organizations and offer an opportunity to be involved in the daily workings of NHSA in areas including national and grassroots advocacy, research, communications, and more. View the openings and instructions to apply
Learn more about NHSA
NHSA is a nonprofit organization committed to the belief that every child, regardless of circumstances at birth, has the ability to succeed.
