• Perform other related duties as required and assigned regarding administration, planning, and coordinating.
Preferred Qualifications
The Instructional Lead holds the primary responsibility for the ongoing development, implementation, and
assessment of Palmetto Excel’s instructional delivery. They will provide instructional leadership to teachers,
coaches, and administrative support staff at Palmetto Excel. The Instructional Lead will work effectively across the
organization to make certain that students are supported in a way that ensures success both academically and in
alignment with postsecondary goals. Essential functions of the Instructional Lead include supervision and
development of instructional staff, in-depth analysis of learning outcomes, and identification of internal and external
academic support for all students. The Instructional Lead will lead the instructional team in working collaboratively
with the Academic Success Coaching Team to remove academic and personal barriers to meet educational
objectives in alignment with SC Academic Standards.
The work of the Instructional Lead and the instructional team will support the vision of Palmetto Goodwill: every
member of our community has the opportunity to thrive
Skills Required
- Instructional leadership and teacher coaching experience
- Curriculum development and mapping aligned to state standards
- Experience designing and delivering professional development
- Ability to analyze and use student assessment data to drive instruction
- Experience onboarding and evaluating instructional staff
- Classroom teaching experience (able to teach one to three core classes)
- Experience developing intervention plans for struggling students
- Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams and contribute to master scheduling
What We Do
Palmetto Goodwill is a workforce development organization dedicated to changing lives by providing equitable access to training, education, and employment services since 1979. They fund these community-focused programs through the sale of donated household goods and clothing in their retail thrift stores across lower South Carolina, ensuring that a significant portion of generated funds directly support job training and member services.








