Nuclear Tech Training Program Architect

West Kentucky Community and Technical College; Paducah (KY); On-site; USD 43,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health care

Tuition reimbursement/waiver

403(b) retirement plan

Vacation/Sick Time

Work-Life Balance

9.5 Paid Holidays

Closing pay period

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

West Kentucky Community & Technical College seeks a Nuclear Technical Training Program Designer to craft customized, industry-aligned training for nuclear energy and related sectors within WKCTC's Workforce Solutions division.

You will align short-term programs with regional demand, embed nuclear competencies into curricula, and partner with industry educators to create stackable credentials for in-demand careers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field and instruction design experience.
• Experience in curriculum development or technical education.
• Ability to design short-term workforce training aligned with industry standards.

Responsibilities

• Design and structure short-term technical workforce training.
• Develop instructional materials and stackable credential pathways.
• Translate employer needs into practical training programs.
• Collaborate with industry partners, faculty, and staff.
• Manage multiple program development initiatives and timelines.
• Analyze labor market data to align training with regional demand.
• Support grant-funded workforce initiatives and reporting.

Skills

Workforce training program development

Curriculum design collaboration

Project management

Translation of workforce needs into培训

Stakeholder engagement

Education

Bachelor's degree in Workforce Development, Education, Engineering Technology, Industrial Technology, Instructional Design, or a related field

Job description

West Kentucky Community & Technical College seeks a Nuclear Technical Training Program Designer to craft customized, industry-aligned training for nuclear energy and related sectors within WKCTC's Workforce Solutions division.

You will align short-term programs with regional demand, embed nuclear competencies into curricula, and partner with industry educators to create stackable credentials for in-demand careers.