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Northeast State Community College is seeking a TLC Coordinator to oversee administrative operations and tutoring services across campus and online. You will assess tutoring needs, train tutors, and manage schedules while ensuring high-quality services and alignment with curriculum.
Responsibilities include evaluating program outcomes, reporting data-driven recommendations to leadership, and coordinating with faculty to support student success across modalities.
Title: The Learning Center (TLC) Coordinator
Employee Classification: Administrative/Professional
Department: Academic Affairs
Campus Location: Northeast State Community College
Salary: $47,837 - $55,470 dependent on education and experience
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Reporting directly to the Director of Learning Support, the TLC Coordinator manages all administrative operations and tutoring services for The Learning Center, both in person and online. Key responsibilities include assessing needs for tutoring support, training and supervising tutors, and maintaining tutor availability schedules across multiple campuses and delivery modalities. Additionally, the Coordinator evaluates program outcomes, enforces quality standards, and submits data-driven recommendations for improvement.
Some evening hours are required.
Strong organizational skills
Ability to independently handle administrative tasks, duties, and responsibilities
Concern for the success and growth of students
Knowledge of instructional methods and tutoring practices
Ability to recruit, onboard, train, schedule, and supervise student tutors.
Knowledge of quantitative and qualitative evaluation methods to track learning outcomes, center usage, and program impact.
Understanding Learning Management Systems (LMS) like Brightspace/D2L, alongside scheduling software and online tutoring platforms.
Familiarity with college organizational structures, academic policy, curriculum design, and student support services.
Skill in building partnerships with faculty, academic advisors, and department heads to align tutoring with course demands.
Strong written communication, public speaking, and workshop facilitation skills for presenting to students, staff, and faculty.
Technology Skills: MS Office skills, Word, Excel, Outlook; digital records management systems; general operating systems and data information systems