PT Facilitator- Corporate and Community Education

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We have ongoing needs for the following areas:

• Adult Community Education courses are non-credit general interest courses that enhance the life-long learning of our Central Illinois Community members. Courses and workshops are offered on topics such as Art, Literature, Writing, Financial literacy, Gardening, Photography, Travel, History, Languages, Culinary Arts, Health related topics, etc. The classes are offered both face-to-face and online and can be one session or several depending on the topic. 

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• Business Training courses are non-credit training courses offered to area professional adults in either open enrollment courses offered at ICC, in an online format, or on site for employers as contracted training through ICC.  Courses are offered day, evenings and weekends at intervals based on the need of student, client or certification requirements. Based on qualifications, facilitators may teach in the following areas of expertise:  business and entrepreneurship, human resources, finance, operations, information technologies, safety, manufacturing, health care and employability skills. 

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• Children First classes are court mandated in divorce and custody cases for individuals with children under the age of 18.  The goal of the program is to assist parents in becoming more aware and responsive to the needs of their children in divorce and custody situations.  The class helps parents prepare for typical problems families encounter during divorce and post-divorce. Applicants must have the ability to provide classroom instruction and facilitation two to three times per month using the Children First Foundation Parenting Education Curriculum.  Classes are on Tuesday or Thursday evenings or Saturday mornings and are four hours in length.

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• Traffic Safety courses are provided for the community in collaboration with area circuit courts for drivers who have received a driving citation. The goal of the program is to review driver safety concepts, laws, and regulations in the hopes that drivers will be better informed defensive drivers. Facilitators who are hired will be expected to complete training on the required National Safety Council curriculum. Facilitators should be willing to teach 2-3 times per month after the short training period. The classes are four hours in length and offered on Monday or Wednesday evenings and some Saturdays mornings. 

Compensation for these areas range from $30.00 to $50.00 an hour depending on subject matter expertise and experience.

• paid time off;
• 11 paid holidays;  2 floating holidays
• medical, dental, vision, life and long-term disability insurance;
• tuition waivers for employee, spouse and dependent children;
• on-site childcare center;
• 403(b) retirement plans; and
• State University Retirement System pension plan.