Professional Development Trainer, Weekends and Summers

Center for Teacher Effectiveness; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Hybride; USD 40 000 - 51 000; Temps partiel

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Graduate credits (UMass Global)

Flexible weekend schedule

Résumé du poste

Center for Teacher Effectiveness is seeking Professional Development Trainers for weekends and summers in Philadelphia. You can teach evenings, weekends, personal days, and over the summer as a 1099 independent contractor. This part-time contract work has no guaranteed hours and you choose training frequency.

Trainers deliver classroom management PD to K-12 schools, in person or virtually, with no territories. A training day typically pays $1,000 or more, and pay goes out every Friday.

Qualifications

• Deliver PD to K-12 schools in person or virtually.
• Part-time contract work with no guaranteed hours.
• Training days typically pay $1,000 or more.
• No territories; train in district or nationwide.
• Certification runs on weekends; 36 hours total.

Responsabilités

• Deliver classroom management PD to K-12 schools.
• Train on evenings, weekends, personal days, and over the summer.
• Coordinate with National Director to draft contracts.

Connaissances

Educator outreach

Classroom management

Public speaking

Professional development

Formation

K-12 teaching certification

Outils

Virtual delivery platforms

Description du poste

Professional Development Trainer, Weekends and Summers

• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

You can keep teaching. Most of our trainers do, and they train on evenings, weekends, personal days, and over the summer. We're looking for educators in Philadelphia, Upper Darby, Norristown, Chester, and Bensalem who want to add training work around their school year.

Our trainers deliver classroom management professional development to K-12 schools, in person or virtually. We have been doing this work since 1993, for over 400,000 educators across the 50 states.

Here's how it works. You're a 1099 independent contractor, so no hours are guaranteed and the count of trainings rises and falls. It's part-time contract work, and you choose how often you train. A training day typically pays $1,000 or more, and pay goes out every Friday.

The schools you train for will mostly be ones you've reached yourself, with an outreach approach covered in certification. After a school is interested, your National Director drafts the contract and negotiates for you. There are no territories. Train in your district, close to home, or anywhere in the country.

Certification runs on weekends too: two of them, three days and 36 hours in total, all online. It can count for 4 graduate credits through UMass Global, and orientation, materials, and follow-up support are included.

Teachers, coaches, counselors, and principals all apply, current and former, along with other K-12 educators. Students can apply too if they plan to complete certification.