Workforce Development Coordinator - Training & Partnerships

Metro Technology Centers; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 56,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Oklahoma Teacher's Retirement System

Job summary

Metro Technology Centers in Oklahoma City seeks a Coordinator, Workforce Development to manage training logistics, enrollment, scheduling, locations, and materials to ensure programs meet client needs.

The role requires strong communication, public speaking, and MS Office skills. A Bachelor's degree and at least five years in student or client relations and training coordination are preferred. Reports to the Director of Economic and Workforce Development.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in education, curriculum, business, communications, or related field preferred.
• Minimum of five years of experience in student and client relations/education, enrollment, training coordination, or administrative support.
• Equivalent combination of education and experience may meet requirements.

Responsibilities

• Manage training logistics, enrollment, scheduling, securing locations, and managing course materials.
• Verify training information and contracts to ensure requirements are met.
• Collaborate with district departments and external partners to align programs with industry standards.
• Provide tours and campus information to potential clients and greet guests professionally.
• Meet reporting deadlines and utilize MS Word/Excel for documentation and records.

Skills

Public speaking

Communication

MS Office

Outlook/TEAMS

Education

Bachelor's degree (education related)

5+ years experience in student/client relations or coordination

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

EventPro

Job description

Metro Technology Centers in Oklahoma City seeks a Coordinator, Workforce Development to manage training logistics, enrollment, scheduling, locations, and materials to ensure programs meet client needs.

The role requires strong communication, public speaking, and MS Office skills. A Bachelor's degree and at least five years in student or client relations and training coordination are preferred. Reports to the Director of Economic and Workforce Development.