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Form of workIs it time for a Change? Are you seeking to expand your impact on student learning?
Learn about the role of Coach for Instructional Empowerment
Change Students' Lives!
IE is now taking applications for upcoming openings.
Instructional Empowerment (IE) works with educational partners to eliminate generational poverty through systemic change in K-12 core instruction. As a leading provider of professional learning solutions for schools and districts, IE strives to ensure that all students not only have access to a rich and rigorous, equitable learning environment but also have the skills and knowledge to ensure the equitable outcomes that provide for their future. The pathway is provided to our partner schools through professional development, coaching, and research-based pedagogy. We do this through the guiding principles of IE's Applied Research Center. Our approach is measurable, replicable, and reliable.
IE's mission drives our culture. Our work is focused on elimination of generational poverty and through education. Faculty engage in learning opportunities that allow us to be better stewards of instructional equity as individuals and as a team.
"Our why is to end generational poverty and eliminate achievement gaps through transformed core instruction. All races, of all cultures, of all backgrounds, and all socioeconomic status have an equal capacity to develop high agency."
- Michael D. Toth, Founder, Instructional Empowerment
IE Faculty Must be Ready to Travel: As an IE faculty member, you must be prepared to travel an average of 3 weeks per month for 3-4 days per week on overnight trips to deliver services in schools. You may be assigned to a partner school anywhere in the country for onsite work. Your geographic home base does not determine your assignment. You will be responsible for the adult learning and the successful implementation of the learning. When not delivering services in your partner schools, you will work from your home office on planning, preparation and monitoring for results. The work may also include virtual sessions with your partner schools.
Primary Responsibilities:
Required Experience & Expertise
Required Competencies
IMPORTANT: IE Consultant Coaches will be assigned to a partner school inside the contiguous United States. Successful candidates will not be required to relocate. Travel to the assignment to fulfill the contract is provided. Extensive travel may be required.
Salary Range
Faculty Coach- $70,000 - $80,000
School Leadership Coach- $80,000 - $90,000
Learn about the role of Coach for Instructional Empowerment
Change Students' Lives!
IE is now taking applications for upcoming openings.
Instructional Empowerment (IE) works with educational partners to eliminate generational poverty through systemic change in K-12 core instruction. As a leading provider of professional learning solutions for schools and districts, IE strives to ensure that all students not only have access to a rich and rigorous, equitable learning environment but also have the skills and knowledge to ensure the equitable outcomes that provide for their future. The pathway is provided to our partner schools through professional development, coaching, and research-based pedagogy. We do this through the guiding principles of IE's Applied Research Center. Our approach is measurable, replicable, and reliable.
IE's mission drives our culture. Our work is focused on elimination of generational poverty and through education. Faculty engage in learning opportunities that allow us to be better stewards of instructional equity as individuals and as a team.
"Our why is to end generational poverty and eliminate achievement gaps through transformed core instruction. All races, of all cultures, of all backgrounds, and all socioeconomic status have an equal capacity to develop high agency."
- Michael D. Toth, Founder, Instructional Empowerment
IE Faculty Must be Ready to Travel: As an IE faculty member, you must be prepared to travel an average of 3 weeks per month for 3-4 days per week on overnight trips to deliver services in schools. You may be assigned to a partner school anywhere in the country for onsite work. Your geographic home base does not determine your assignment. You will be responsible for the adult learning and the successful implementation of the learning. When not delivering services in your partner schools, you will work from your home office on planning, preparation and monitoring for results. The work may also include virtual sessions with your partner schools.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Learn the IE scope of work including research-based tools, strategies and metrics
- Facilitate professional learning sessions for teachers/leaders
- Provide implementation coaching to teacher/leaders
- Implement research-based model of school support that includes root cause analysis, strategic planning, and coaching to action
- Communicate progress of implementation to internal and external stakeholders through multiple means of communication including written data reports, onsite and virtual discussions and presentations.
- Complete appropriate documentation related to implementation efforts and ensure collection of research data as specified by project needs
- Participate in communities of practice to update and hone skills.
Required Experience & Expertise
- Teacher Leader, School Principal, or Central Office Instructional Leadership
- Minimum 5 years as a K-12 educator in the previous 10 years
- Expert professional learning facilitator
- Documented experience in School Improvement work.
- Experience in instructional coaching for teachers and/or leaders.
- Knowledge of adult learning theory
- Extensive experience in using data to inform instructional decisions
- Proven ability to integrate technology tools to improve outcomes
- Preference for those candidates who have worked in state accountability identified turnaround schools.
Required Competencies
- Professional Development facilitation skills that 'leave the participants ready and eager to implement
- Ability to coach other educators in implementation of strategies for core instruction that work or all students.
- Takes responsibility for own actions and is eager to reflect and learn from mistakes. Also, can recognize when something is a success and does the same reflection to identify root causes on both side. Knows how to do this as an individual and as a team member.
- Open to new ideas and willing to use their voice to contribute. Chooses to continue their own learning through internal opportunities as appropriate
- Drive for Intellectual Curiosity
- Listens and communicates effectively in multiple environments including virtual space
- Establishes credibility and builds relationships while holding self and others accountable for actions.
IMPORTANT: IE Consultant Coaches will be assigned to a partner school inside the contiguous United States. Successful candidates will not be required to relocate. Travel to the assignment to fulfill the contract is provided. Extensive travel may be required.
Salary Range
Faculty Coach- $70,000 - $80,000
School Leadership Coach- $80,000 - $90,000
