National Association of latino Arts and Cultures
Training Coordinator (Part-time)
National Association of latino Arts and Cultures, Boston, Massachusetts, us, 02298
Organization:
Massachusetts Advocates Standing StrongMassachusetts Advocates Standing Strong is a statewide self-advocacy organization that supports, nurtures, and promotes self-advocacy in youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our mission is to empower self-advocates through education so we make choices that improve and enrich our lives.The Training Coordinator leads multiple teams of three to five self-advocate trainers. We are looking for a Training Coordinator for our Awareness and Action (A&A), Self-Advocacy Leadership Series (SALS), Healthy Self-Advocates, along with other internal and external organizational training initiatives, including the orientation and onboarding of new Peer Trainers.The Training Coordinator is responsible for understanding all training curricula and guiding self-advocate peer trainers to deliver training both in-person as well as virtually via Zoom. The coordinator manages requests, provides information, processes applications, sets up course materials, and schedules locations and calendar invites for each two to three-hour training. The coordinator reaches out and works with residential service providers, self-advocacy groups, school programs, and individual self-advocates with disabilities to schedule, deliver, track participant data, and follow up on each training. The coordinator provides orientation to new trainers while also providing supervision, direction, and scheduling support to current trainers.We are looking for someone who is professional, has strong communication skills, is very organized, and has experience working with or supporting people with disabilities. A successful candidate is someone who can manage and prioritize external and internal training initiatives while also supporting the development of new training and educational materials that support the organization.This is a Part-Time Non-Exempt position for 30 hours per week, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Tuesday through Friday (with 2 to 3 Saturday meetings per year for special events). The position requires someone to work in-person at our Boston Office 75% of the time (3 days in-person and 1 day remote). Our Boston office is located steps away from North Station with easy access to the T and Commuter rail trains.The starting rate for this position is $20.00 – $23.00 per hour, depending on qualifications and experience, for 30 hours a week with the potential to move to full-time. The organization offers prorated reimbursement of your private health insurance (for a 30-hour-a-week PT position the reimbursement would be 37.5% of the health insurance premium). The position is also eligible for reimbursement for travel/mileage based on training project activities/needs.
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Massachusetts Advocates Standing StrongMassachusetts Advocates Standing Strong is a statewide self-advocacy organization that supports, nurtures, and promotes self-advocacy in youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our mission is to empower self-advocates through education so we make choices that improve and enrich our lives.The Training Coordinator leads multiple teams of three to five self-advocate trainers. We are looking for a Training Coordinator for our Awareness and Action (A&A), Self-Advocacy Leadership Series (SALS), Healthy Self-Advocates, along with other internal and external organizational training initiatives, including the orientation and onboarding of new Peer Trainers.The Training Coordinator is responsible for understanding all training curricula and guiding self-advocate peer trainers to deliver training both in-person as well as virtually via Zoom. The coordinator manages requests, provides information, processes applications, sets up course materials, and schedules locations and calendar invites for each two to three-hour training. The coordinator reaches out and works with residential service providers, self-advocacy groups, school programs, and individual self-advocates with disabilities to schedule, deliver, track participant data, and follow up on each training. The coordinator provides orientation to new trainers while also providing supervision, direction, and scheduling support to current trainers.We are looking for someone who is professional, has strong communication skills, is very organized, and has experience working with or supporting people with disabilities. A successful candidate is someone who can manage and prioritize external and internal training initiatives while also supporting the development of new training and educational materials that support the organization.This is a Part-Time Non-Exempt position for 30 hours per week, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Tuesday through Friday (with 2 to 3 Saturday meetings per year for special events). The position requires someone to work in-person at our Boston Office 75% of the time (3 days in-person and 1 day remote). Our Boston office is located steps away from North Station with easy access to the T and Commuter rail trains.The starting rate for this position is $20.00 – $23.00 per hour, depending on qualifications and experience, for 30 hours a week with the potential to move to full-time. The organization offers prorated reimbursement of your private health insurance (for a 30-hour-a-week PT position the reimbursement would be 37.5% of the health insurance premium). The position is also eligible for reimbursement for travel/mileage based on training project activities/needs.
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