Training Coordinator - Fusion

Position: TRAINING COORDINATOR - FUSION
Location: Kansas City

Job Type

Full-time

Description

JOB PURPOSE

Spurgeon College exists to train and equip students to be experts in souls and Scripture for the Kingdom. Fusion exists to produce Christlike men and women committed to a lifetime of making disciples for God's glory. The Fusion Training Coordinator contributes to this mission by leading Fusion training elements, cohorts, and interns .

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Lead Training Elements:

Leading training elements include Advocate Training, Training Fridays, Field Personnel Training, Security Training, Transportation Training, First Aid and Survival Training (FAST), international brief and debrief.

Results:
The successful leading of Fusion training elements results in...

• many leaders contributing meaningfully to the training up of Fusion cohorts.
• advocates who are confident and competent to lead their cohorts.
• teams equipped to serve effectively in hard places.
• the gospel proclaimed, disciples made, and churches planted to the glory of God!
• more fans of Fusion as practical training proves valuable.

Lead Cohorts:

Leading cohorts includes advocate coaching and care, care reports, regular inspections, conflict resolution, and regular gatherings.

Results:
The successful leading of Fusion cohorts results in...

• teams that remain focused, undistracted on their mission.
• advocates who are fully resourced and supported to overcome barriers.
• individual growth and development, especially in those who need additional help.

Lead Interns:

Leading interns includes teaching Undergraduate Internship and Making Disciples, developing future advocates, and overseeing intern roles and responsibilities.

Results:
The successful leading of interns results in...

• competent men and women contributing to the program using their gifts.
• young leaders increase in character, conviction, and competence.

BENEFIT PACKAGE

Full-Time employees are offered a comprehensive benefit package including:

• Medical
• Dental
• Vision
• Telehealth
• Health Savings Account
• Flexible Spending Accounts for Medical and Dependent Care
• Employer Paid Life & AD/D for the employee as well as dependents
• Voluntary Life & AD/D
• Employer Paid Long Term Disability
• Voluntary Short-Term Disability
• Voluntary Supplemental Benefits
• 403(b) Retirement
• Paid Sick Leave and PTO
• MBTS / Spurgeon College Tuition Reimbursement for employee and dependents
• Access to campus cafeteria and coffee shop
• Access to campus gymnasium, exercise facilities, etc.

WORKING CONDITIONS

• Throughout the year, this role typically will be conducted during business hours at Midwestern: M-F, 8:00am 4:30pm. The normal setting is a professional, office setting.
• There are a handful of weeks and weekends throughout the year that require around-the-clock supervision of Fusions major training events. These events are conducted in wilderness settings, outdoors, heat and cold, and retreat centers. Occasionally, this role will include opportunities for international travel.
• Additionally, this role is highly relational due to the supervision of advocates and interns. It is not uncommon for this role to include phone calls, emails, texts, or personal meetings outside business hours to provide support to these young leaders.

DIRECT REPORTS

• Fusion Advocates
• Fusion Interns
• Federal Work Study, when applicable

Requirements

QUALIFICATIONS

• Know the character, knowledge, and skills required for equipping Fusion cohorts.
• Be an avid learner of new skills and information, able to adapt to changes in the field.
• Have a high capacity and flexible attitude toward work volume.
• Take initiative and ownership of large projects.
• Practice effective delegation.
• Able to educate others on the character, knowledge, and skills required for effective deployment.
• Able to communicate expectations for training events to everyone involved.
• Must maintain a consistent presence among the cohort.
• Able to pay attention to details of individuals' lives and have the courage to address concerns.
• Have sincere love and godly affection for Fusion advocates.
• Patiently persevere in maintaining program expectations.
• Possess an understanding of the character, competencies, and convictions required for a qualified advocate.

In addition to the traits above, other qualifications include:

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