Professional Learning Specialist, Texas

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IXL LearningEdTech

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

BA/BS degree
5+ years teaching experience in a K-12 setting
Educational professional development experience strongly preferred
Exceptional communication and presentation skills
Excellent interpersonal skills
Organized, methodical, and detail-oriented
Ability to prioritize and effectively manage multiple projects and tasks concurrently
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
Experience using Google Apps
Experience using Zoom
Must live close to a major airport

Responsibilities

Support educators in implementing IXL effectively by facilitating virtual and in-person professional development
Deliver national webinars and host IXL Live events
Work with educators across grade levels, subjects, and districts to strengthen their IXL implementation and improve classroom instruction
Serve as a product expert, providing educators with implementation strategies tailored to their unique classroom needs
Partner with school and district leaders to plan and deliver virtual and in-person professional development
Travel to facilitate in-person professional development sessions to schools and districts – up to 60% possible travel during back-to-school season and up to 40% the remainder of the year
Set up, host, and present at regional IXL Live events, working closely with our events team
Collaborate with the sales team to support schools piloting IXL
Partner with customer success and sales team members to effectively manage and grow customer relationships

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