Become a Kendall Hunt Professional Learning Facilitator! 

Position Summary

Kendall Hunt Facilitators are talented and passionate science, gifted, and math educators that champion Kendall Hunt and our partners’ mission to bring quality professional learning resources to every classroom. In this role, a facilitator will bring their expertise of Kendall Hunt professional learning products to provide expertly facilitated sessions to schools and school districts throughout the summer and school-year while driving Kendall Hunt’s core values. As a contracted facilitator, the successful candidate will support the PL Implementation and Talent team’s goal of providing a coherent, consistent, and quality customer experience. 

A Kendall Hunt facilitator’s primary focus is to provide professional learning on behalf of Kendall Hunt for schools and teachers around the nation. Applicants who are only interested in providing professional learning to teachers in their own district will not be accepted. 

Essential Functions/Key Responsibilities

• Bring and/or develop extensive knowledge and deep understanding of Kendall Hunt curriculum and professional learning
• Facilitate and moderate professional learning events; virtual and/or onsite
• Review the teacher and student materials for all applicable grades prior to the training.

• Conduct knowledgeable conversations with participants about the curricula
• Be available to facilitate in-person and/or virtual professional learning sessions during the summer months of June-September
• If applicable to the product, participate in a mentoring  program for a minimum of four (4) hours of mentoring within the first three months of service. Mentoring sessions are not compensated. 

• Problem solve and take initiative when needed during events to ensure a successful professional learning experience.

• Work collaboratively with others in a fast-paced environment
• Be a team player with a positive, outgoing, flexible attitude.
• Have a willingness to learn alongside other facilitators and users of IM curricula.

Required Qualifications

• Experience teaching science, gifted, or math in a K-12 school, 3 or more years - required.
• Experience providing professional learning or coaching to teachers (or other equivalent experience)
• Demonstrated commitment to engaging all students in problem-based instruction.
• If applicable to the program, attendance to an in-person/hybrid 2-day certification training – transportation and meals provided.
• If applicable to the program, participate in for a minimum of 4 hours of mentoring within the first three months of service. Mentoring sessions are not compensated. 
• Ability to work independently and follow through on assignments with minimal direction and supervision.
• High degree of accuracy and attention to detail.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills including strong presentation and interpersonal skills.
• Team player with a positive, outgoing, flexible attitude.
• Willingness to learn alongside other facilitators and users of Kendall Hunt curricula.
• Problem-solving ability and initiative.
• Familiarity with Google Workspace, particularly Docs, Slides, and Drive.
• Availability to facilitate in-person professional learning on behalf of Kendall Hunt and partners.

Preferred Qualifications 

• Strong computer skills with cloud-based systems, particularly Google Workspace applications, Slack, and online conferencing platforms  (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meets, etc.) 
• Experience with implementing online learning using interactive learning tools (Seasaw, Jamboard, Desmos).

Please complete all areas that are indicated as required (*) on the application. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

In compliance with federal law, all persons hired for employee roles will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire.

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