Nutrition Education Associate

About the role

The Nutrition Education Associate joins Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) to deliver evidence‑based nutrition education to low‑income families and youth in San Antonio. Working under supervision, you will teach nutrition, food resource management, food safety, and physical activity in both in‑person and virtual settings.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver culturally sensitive nutrition and health curricula to adults and youth, using English and Spanish materials when needed.
• Conduct classes and workshops in community locations, schools, shelters, and virtual platforms.
• Collaborate with local partners such as schools, faith‑based groups, and housing authorities to recruit participants.
• Maintain accurate attendance and progress records in accordance with grant requirements.
• Adapt lesson plans to meet the needs of diverse, low‑income audiences.

Required profile

• Interest or experience in nutrition education and community outreach.
• Ability to work with families and youth facing food insecurity.
• Strong communication skills and willingness to travel within the service area.
• Flexibility to teach in various settings and at different times.

Required skills

What we offer

• Comprehensive training and ongoing professional support.
• Access to evidence‑based curricula and educational resources.
• Opportunity to make a measurable impact on community health.