Role OverviewThe Associate Education Consultant works collaboratively with CSDE colleagues and school, district, charter school, and governing-board leaders to implement, monitor, and continuously improve state education programs.
What You Will Do
The work may include providing technical assistance, conducting monitoring, site visits, instructional walkthroughs, reviews, audits, and program evaluations, analyzing qualitative and quantitative information, and preparing reports and recommendations.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate is a collaborative, adaptable, detail-oriented professional who can manage a substantial volume of work, write reports, build productive relationships, analyze complex information, communicate clearly, and move effectively between different programs and responsibilities.
Requirements
- An earned advanced degree in education, educational leadership, curriculum and instruction, public administration, or public policy.
- Five years of professional experience in PK–12 education, educational administration, school or district improvement, or the administration, oversight, monitoring, or evaluation of educational programs.
Benefits
- Professional growth and development opportunities
- A healthy work/life balance to all employees
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