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As an essential community institution, Nine PBS magnifies and deepens understanding of our community to help our region flourish. We convene meaningful conversations, we share thought‑provoking content, and we host events that engage and inspire our region. Our unique facilities and connections offer opportunities for memorable experiences for audiences of all ages.
We are a community‑licensed public media station. For 70 years, we have been a foundational pillar in the St. Louis community by providing trusted, community‑centered content and resources. Our core purpose is to magnify and deepen understanding of our community to help our region flourish.
Nine PBS is rooted in our four values: Community, Trust, Equity, and Learning. These guide every aspect of our work – both in how we interact with one another as teammates, as well as how we engage with the community.
Nine PBS is an equal opportunity employer with a leadership team and culture that prioritizes a welcoming environment where everyone can thrive.
One of our strategic goals is to create and sustain a positive, high‑performing, and connected culture that prioritizes the well‑being and belonging of every member of our team. Get to know the amazing individuals you will be working alongside if you are selected for this position: https://www.ninepbs.org/ourteam/.
The Professional Development Coordinator supports the growth and execution of Nine PBS’s educator professional development initiatives. This role is responsible for planning, coordinating, and facilitating training that increases educator engagement with Nine PBS learning resources. The Professional Development Coordinator oversees the scheduling of Nine PBS Freelance Educators to ensure smooth logistical operations for professional development events and provides direct support to schools, districts, and educational partners. They also contribute to the development and implementation of resources to ensure alignment with curriculum standards and organizational goals.
The following primary responsibilities are vital to successfully meeting the expectations of this position in an effective and efficient manner. This is not an exhaustive list, and areas of focus may fluctuate between the primary and secondary responsibilities, as needed.
Bachelor’s degree with at least 2 years of experience in professional development, instructional coaching, or related educator training. Strong facilitation, communication, and organizational skills, with the interest and ability to lead projects. Proficient in Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and other MS Office applications. Technology savvy with the ability to learn new platforms/software. Experience in the non‑profit sector.
This position is eligible for a hybrid schedule, typically working up to three days on‑site each week. On‑site work is expected for full‑team meetings, trainings, and material preparation. Facilitation of professional development may occur in‑person at schools, districts, and community organizations, or virtually, so the ability to work a varied schedule is required. Additional in‑person work includes material preparation and relevant events.
Success in this role is not only measured by meeting the expectations outlined above, but also in how the work is performed. The following competencies are required for this role.
Vacancy Type: Full‑Time
Job Location: St Louis, MO, US
Salary Range: $42,500
Application Process: For a candidate to be considered for employment, the following materials must be submitted as a complete application to jobs@ninepbs.org:
Provide a word document that includes responses to the following three questions: