PG193418EP

No

Trainer

Commensurate with experience and credentials

Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm; may require some travel after hours or on weekends to meet training schedule needs

Raleigh, NC

Center for Family and Community Engagement

The Center for Family and Community Engagement is a public service and research center at North Carolina State University. The Center fosters family-community- academic partnerships that are relevant and responsive to families and communities. The Center builds these partnerships by supporting community engagement, offering training and technical assistance, and providing evaluation and research services. The Center works with interdisciplinary partners on the local, national, and global levels to improve family and community health and well-being. The website for the Center is go.ncsu.edu/cface.

• The trainer provides online and on-site instruction and training to participants regarding the learning, implementation, and refinement of training materials
• May deliver 90 days or more of training per fiscal year in person and online
• Develop, revise, and update training curricula to include supporting materials as requested
• Coordinate with training, travel, and administrative partners to ensure delivery of high quality training and compliance with University and funder policies.
• Develop and maintain training partnerships using tools, feedback, and materials preparation
• Maintain content expertise by following research, current practices and future trends related to training topics
• Infuse the perspectives of agency, families, youths and community into the work and learning delivery
• Use data and applicable resources and contribute to participatory research to inform curriculum and materials development and delivery
• Develop, revise, and update training curricula to include supporting materials as requested
• Provide and collect evaluative data and assist in its interpretation and dissemination
• Engage with training and center staff to create, refine, and complete presentations, disseminations of work, and other written materials as required by funder and center business needs
• Report on project activities and outcomes

• Extensive travel around the state
• Responding to emails/phone calls/communications
• Partnering with team members from the center as well as identified funder staff members
• Curriculum learning and curriculum research
• Writing, developing, editing, revising existing and new training curricula
• Meeting deadlines for proposed projects, funder, and center business needs
• Contribute to center and program reports, research efforts, and deliverable disseminations
• Writing, developing, editing, revising existing and new training curricula

• Master’s degree or equivalency. Degree in Social Work, Psychology, Family/Consumer Sciences, Mental Health, Education or similar degree with applicable experience

• Basic computer skills
• Experience using Microsoft Office (Word, Powerpoint, etc)
• Zoom, Microsoft Teams (Online Meeting platforms)
• Writing Skills – such as writing for presentations, reports, etc

• Experience delivering/facilitation of online, in person learning events
• Presentation Experience
• Training Certification/Certificates
• Experience working with Unhoused Populations
• Experience working with Youth and young people in foster, kin, or substitute care
• Experience and knowledge of working with individuals (children, families)
  impacted by substance usage, domestic violence, child abuse, homelessness
• Criminal Justice experience

N/A

No

No

05/31/2024

Open Until Filled

Please include as attachments a resume/CV, cover letter, and contact information for at least 3 professional references.

00110843

EHRA Non-Faculty

1.00

12 Month Recurring

Non Mandatory - Adverse Weather

Non Mandatory - Emergency Event

166101 - Ctr Fam & Community Engagement

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