| Coordinator of Workforce Development & Post-Secondary Pathways | 2026-308 | BASIC FUNCTION: The Coordinator of Workforce Development & Postsecondary Pathways support the delivery of a comprehensive Career & Technical Education program with a focus on connecting students to meaningful career and post secondary opportunities. Working in a team leadership environment, this role oversees work-based learning, employer and post-secondary partnerships, articulation agreements, and career development systems to ensure all students have access to high-quality, authentic experiences aligned to their program and future goals. The work is performed under the general supervision of the Director of Career & Technical Education. RESPONSIBILITIES: - Work is conducted in a “Team Leadership” environment with general supervision of the Director of Career and Technical Education.
- Supervise Work-Based Learning team, including WBL coordinators and other professional staff to support expansion of authentic WBL opportunities (internships, apprenticeships, clinicals, job shadowing).
- Ensure all students have access to high-quality WBL experiences aligned to program areas and reporting requirements.
- Monitor WBL data to ensure equitable access across programs and student populations.
- Lead the development and maintenance of partnerships with businesses and industries to support programming, advisory input, and student opportunities.
- Oversee the coordination of career fairs, industry events, and student engagement opportunities.
- Support advisory committees and alignment of curriculum to workforce needs.
- Oversee and expand articulation agreements and dual credit opportunities.
- Responsible for ensuring each program maintains active postsecondary partnerships and that opportunities are clearly communicated to students and families.
- Oversees the Identification and development of new partnerships aligned to high-demand fields.
- Support development of a Career Center and career readiness programming (resumes, interviews, career planning).
- Supervise school counselors and collaborate on recruitment, scheduling, SEL, and the CTE Counseling Plan.
- Support tracking and expansion of industry-recognized credentials.
- Assist with Perkins and other grant writing, implementation, and reporting.
- Support program approval/re-approval processes and technical assessment administration.
- Support the CTE Professional Development Committee.
- Provide administrative coverage as needed and perform other related duties as assigned.
| $86,966-$115,955 (prorated ) |