Scholarship Program Manager, Early Education Pathways

Oklahoma State Regents For Higher Education; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education seeks a qualified professional to support the administration of the Early Education: Pathway to Your National Credential (Pathway) program, the CDA Assessment program, and related scholarship activities. The role requires data analysis, coordinating with technology centers statewide, and advising scholars pursuing credentials.

The successful candidate will train center staff, manage communications, review applications, and liaise with partner

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Child Development or related field.
• Two years’ experience in program management or equivalent.
• Proficiency in Word and Excel; database applications experience.

Responsibilities

• Analyze the direction of special projects for the technology centers.
• Analyze contract objectives for Pathway and CDA Scholarship.
• Collect data for quarterly and annual reports.
• Oversee Pathway coordination with technology centers statewide.
• Provide training for Pathway registration in the Oklahoma Professional Development Registry.
• Facilitate development of community partnerships for Pathway.
• Review technology center invoices and process payments.
• Provide academic advisement for CDA credential seekers.

Skills

Communication skills

Writing ability

Analytical skills

Organizational skills

Team collaboration

Problem-solving

Work under pressure

Word & Excel

Database experience

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Child Development or related field

Tools

Word

Excel

Database applications

Job description

Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education seeks a qualified professional to support the administration of the Early Education: Pathway to Your National Credential (Pathway) program, the CDA Assessment program, and related scholarship activities. The role requires data analysis, coordinating with technology centers statewide, and advising scholars pursuing credentials.

The successful candidate will train center staff, manage communications, review applications, and liaise with partner