Community Financial Education Coordinator (Hybrid)

Members-First-Credit-Union; Homer Township (MI); Hybride; USD 42 000 - 65 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Members First Credit Union seeks a Community Education Coordinator I to develop and deliver financial education content, facilitate presentations, partner with schools and nonprofits, and support grant-funded programs in Michigan. You will measure outcomes to guide program improvements and grow community impact.

The role blends in-office collaboration with community outreach, requires building partnerships, delivering training, and pursuing professional certifications in financial education.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in education, teaching, business, communications, human services, nonprofit management, or related field.
• 1–3 years of experience assessing curriculum and tailoring educational content for schools and nonprofits.
• 1–3 years building community relationships, supporting grant-funded initiatives, and evaluating program metrics to measure impact.

Responsabilités

• Proactively market, schedule and deliver engaging financial education presentations for community groups, nonprofits and schools.
• Foster relationships with community initiatives, nonprofit organizations and school systems to understand community needs and ensure successful outcomes.
• Track the impact and outcomes to support grant reporting and continuous program improvement.

Connaissances

Financial education

Community outreach

Public speaking

Grant reporting

Program evaluation

Formation

Bachelor's degree in education/communications/nonprofit

Outils

Microsoft Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Description du poste

Members First Credit Union seeks a Community Education Coordinator I to develop and deliver financial education content, facilitate presentations, partner with schools and nonprofits, and support grant-funded programs in Michigan. You will measure outcomes to guide program improvements and grow community impact.

The role blends in-office collaboration with community outreach, requires building partnerships, delivering training, and pursuing professional certifications in financial education.