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Business Training Program Coordinator

Posted 5 days ago

year up unitedHighland Park (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$60000 - 85000 per year

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About the role

Year Up is seeking a dedicated Program Coordinator for our Business Foundations JOB Training Program, where we strive to bridge the gap for young adults between academic accomplishment and career success. The ideal candidate will be instrumental in crafting and overseeing an intensive training curriculum designed to equip participants with essential business and communication skills. By integrating educational elements with practical internship opportunities, this role ensures that every attendee emerges ready to make an impactful entry into the business world. Develop and refine curriculum for the Business Foundations program in collaboration with educational experts. Facilitate daily operations of the program, including scheduling classes, coordinating with instructors, and overseeing the logistical aspects of internships. Monitor the progress of participants and provide feedback and support to ensure success. Liaise with business partners to secure internship placements and build mutually beneficial relationships. Conduct regular assessments to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of the training program. Organize workshops, seminars, and guest lectures to enhance the learning experiences. Provide career counseling and guidance to participants as they transition from the program into the workforce. Strong organizational and project management abilities Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Proven ability to develop educational content and facilitate learning Proficient in using educational technology and e-learning platforms Ability to work collaboratively with a diverse team and client base Certification in Educational Technology or Training Management preferable Project Management Professional (PMP) certification a plus.

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