IPEX Facilitator

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WORK LOCATION:Offsite

DEPARTMENT:IPEx

IPEx, the corporate training and organizational development department of Davenport University hire facilitators to lead sessions in a variety of topics to corporate clients and the general public. IPEx is looking for subject matter experts in the areas of leadership, management, project management, finance, and other business focused topics.

In a corporate training setting, collaboration and consensus are essential ways of working. Simple in concept but not so easy to achieve, creating an environment where groups can be productive and effective in achieving their goals is a facilitator’s primary role. Facilitate means “to make easy.” As a facilitator, your job is to make the training easier for the participants. Your main task is to help the team or group increase its effectiveness by improving its processes.

A facilitator manages the method of the training. Facilitators are concerned with how decisions are made instead of what decisions are reached.

• Relevant/Current Degree/certifications/licenses for teaching subject matter.
• Enjoy working with the public and be able to relate well with diverse students, faculty, and staff.
• Demonstrate a professional manner and attire in a business environment.
• Demonstrate effective oral, written, and interpersonal communication behaviors.
• Demonstrated effective knowledge and use of presentation, facilitation, and technology skills.
• Demonstrated ability to think critically, analyze data, and read/process written information.
• Teaching experience (preferably in higher education or training) and/or experience in planning/developing courses preferred.
• Prolonged sitting and standing.
• Use of personal computer and telephone (eye and hand strain).
• Ability to lift classroom materials, etc. up to twenty-five (25 pounds.)