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Organizer Training Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Organizer - Spokane

Kent, WA · On-site

$81.86K - $113.59K/yr

We value experience and also foster an environment where organizers have opportunity to grow through mentorship, development programs and on the ground training. Application Black, Indigenous, People ...

External Organizer

San Jose, CA

$86.65K - $110.62K/yr

Training and supervising member organizers. Planning and executing actions, events, marches, etc. at worksites and beyond. Building toward union elections, negotiating election agreements, and filing ...

Organizer - Spokane

Kent, WA · On-site

$81.86K - $113.59K/yr

We value experience and also foster an environment where organizers have opportunity to grow through mentorship, development programs and on the ground training. Application Black, Indigenous, People ...

Syracuse Organizer

Minoa, NY · On-site

$62K - $83K/yr

... to training for historically underrepresented groups in the growing green infrastructure and clean technology sectors. About the Role The semiconductor industry in New York presents a unique ...

Organizer - Spokane

Kent, WA · On-site

$81.86K - $113.59K/yr

We value experience and also foster an environment where organizers have opportunity to grow through mentorship, development programs and on the ground training. Application Black, Indigenous, People ...

... media and message training to volunteers House Parties Recruit and support volunteers in planning house parties Drive attendance and ensure events are well-organized and impactful Work ...

$45.60K - $53.30K/yr

This organizer will lead outreach to residents of southeast Iowa, helping Iowans get registered to ... Experience training others in grassroots outreach skills * Ability to work effectively with people ...

Field Organizer

Davenport, IA · On-site

$4.50K - $5K/wk

As a Field Organizer, you will be the face of our mission: hiring, training and coordinating with Canvassers to effectively engage with the public to raise important issues and register eligible ...

The core function of this role is recruiting and developing dues-paying members, cultivating neighborhood-based leadership, and training people to take bold action that wins real change. Organizers ...

The Community Organizer will bring a passion for Harlem Children's Zone's mission: breaking the ... Experience advising and training community leaders * Passionate about improving the lives of Harlem ...

Field Organizer

Davenport, IA · On-site

$4.50K - $5K/wk

As a Field Organizer, you will be the face of our mission: hiring, training and coordinating with Canvassers to effectively engage with the public to raise important issues and register eligible ...

... message training to volunteers House Parties • Recruit and support volunteers in planning house parties • Drive attendance and ensure events are well-organized and impactful • Work ...

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How much do organizer training jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 1, 2026, the average yearly pay for organizer training in the United States is $55,711.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $44,500.00 and $65,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Organizer Trainer, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Organizer Trainer, you need deep knowledge of community organizing principles, adult education techniques, and experience in grassroots campaigns or advocacy work. Familiarity with digital organizing tools, learning management systems (LMS), and data tracking platforms is typically required. Strong communication, leadership, and facilitation skills help trainers motivate, guide, and empower diverse groups of organizers. These abilities ensure effective knowledge transfer, increased engagement, and the development of successful organizers who drive impactful campaigns.

What are some common challenges faced by organizer trainers, and how can they be addressed?

Organizer trainers often encounter challenges such as engaging diverse groups, adapting training materials to different learning styles, and balancing administrative duties with facilitation. To address these, trainers can prioritize interactive activities, continuously seek feedback, and tailor content for specific audiences. Collaborating closely with other team members and leveraging digital tools can also help streamline logistics and enhance participant engagement, ensuring that training sessions remain impactful and inclusive.

What is organizer training?

Organizer training refers to programs or workshops that teach individuals the skills needed to become effective community or political organizers. These trainings typically cover topics such as building relationships, community outreach, campaign strategy, leadership development, and advocacy techniques. The goal is to empower participants to mobilize others, create change, and address social or political issues within their communities. Organizer training can be offered by non-profit organizations, unions, political groups, or advocacy networks.

What is the difference between Organizer Training vs Event Coordinator?

AspectOrganizer TrainingEvent Coordinator
Required CredentialsOften includes certifications in event planning, project management, or organizational skillsMay require similar certifications but often emphasizes logistics and vendor management
Work EnvironmentPrimarily training sessions, workshops, and classroom settingsOn-site event management, client meetings, and logistical planning
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by training providers, nonprofit organizations, and event planning companiesEmployed by event planning firms, corporations, and hospitality industry

Organizer Training focuses on providing foundational skills and certifications for organizing events or projects, often through courses and workshops. An Event Coordinator applies these skills in real-world settings, managing specific events from start to finish. While Organizer Training prepares individuals for the role, Event Coordinators are responsible for executing event plans and handling on-site logistics.

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Job description

Lead Organizer (Supervisor)

SEIU Local 2015


About SEIU Local 2015

SEIU Local 2015 is the largest union of long-term care workers in California, representing more than half a million home care, skilled nursing facility, and assisted living center workers across the state. Our members are united in their commitment to caring for California's older adults and people with disabilities while building power for workers and their communities.

Our mission is to unleash the collective power of long-term care workers, their families, and their communities to drive lasting economic and social justice. We are committed to building an anti-racist organization grounded in equity, justice, and cross-difference solidarity.


About the Role

SEIU Local 2015 is seeking experienced and dynamic Lead Organizers (Supervisors) to serve as frontline leaders within the organizing function.

This role reports into the organizing leadership structure and is responsible for supervising Organizer staff, driving campaign execution, and delivering measurable outcomes across membership growth, leadership development, and worker mobilization.

The Lead Organizer plays a critical role in translating strategy into execution, building high-performing teams, and ensuring alignment with SEIU Local 2015's mission, values, and organizing standards.


Key ResponsibilitiesTeam Leadership & Staff Development
  • Supervise, coach, and develop Organizer staff to achieve organizing and campaign goals
  • Provide ongoing performance feedback, coaching, and corrective action when necessary
  • Develop and implement individual staff development plans
  • Support hiring, onboarding, and training of organizing staff
  • Foster a culture of accountability, growth, and continuous learning

Organizing Strategy & Campaign Execution
  • Lead and execute organizing campaigns, including membership growth, COPE recruitment, contract campaigns, and strikes
  • Translate regional and statewide strategies into actionable campaign plans
  • Drive measurable outcomes in worker engagement, leader development, and mobilization
  • Ensure campaigns are executed with consistency, discipline, and strategic alignment

Program & Team Management
  • Manage assigned turf and oversee team performance across organizing activities
  • Coordinate and lead staff and member teams in campaign planning and execution
  • Ensure effective use of time, staff capacity, and resources to meet campaign goals
  • Monitor progress and adjust strategies to ensure successful outcomes

Cross-Functional Collaboration
  • Partner with Political, Communications, and Community teams to align organizing strategies
  • Support integrated campaign efforts across departments
  • Contribute to broader organizational and statewide initiatives

Planning, Data & Accountability
  • Develop and oversee daily, weekly, and monthly work plans for staff and campaigns
  • Track and analyze key performance metrics, including membership growth, COPE participation, and leadership development
  • Use data and reporting to guide decision-making and improve outcomes
  • Ensure accountability to goals, timelines, and performance expectations

Leadership Presence & Culture
  • Model SEIU Local 2015's core values: Leadership, Compassion, Empowerment, Accountability, Transparency, and Excellence
  • Foster an inclusive, anti-racist, and equity-centered team culture
  • Provide leadership and stability during high-pressure organizing environments
  • Promote a culture of respect, collaboration, and shared accountability

QualificationsRequired Experience
  • 3+ years of union, labor, or community organizing experience
  • Minimum 6 months of direct staff supervision and development
  • Demonstrated success leading organizing campaigns or initiatives
  • Experience achieving measurable outcomes related to membership growth, mobilization, or campaign execution

Preferred Experience
  • Experience leading bargaining campaigns, strikes, or large-scale organizing efforts
  • Experience working within a union or labor environment
  • Knowledge of the long-term care industry and labor relations frameworks (e.g., NLRB, PERB)

Core Competencies

The ideal candidate will demonstrate:

  • Leadership & Team Development - Builds, coaches, and holds teams accountable to high performance
  • Strategic Thinking & Execution - Translates vision into actionable campaign strategies
  • Results Orientation - Drives measurable outcomes and owns performance
  • Coaching & Performance Management - Develops others through feedback, accountability, and growth planning
  • Equity & Cultural Competence - Leads inclusively across diverse communities
  • Communication & Influence - Motivates, aligns, and leads through strong communication
  • Adaptability & Resilience - Thrives in high-pressure, fast-paced environments
  • Data-Driven Decision Making - Uses metrics and insights to guide strategy

Work Environment & Travel Requirements

This is a field-based role operating in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment.

  • Frequent travel required across assigned regions
  • Must be available for evenings, weekends, and extended hours as needed
  • Valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and required automobile insurance

Supervision

This position reports to a Coordinator, Deputy Director, or Director.


Equal Opportunity Employer

SEIU Local 2015 is an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and are committed to building an inclusive, equitable, and accessible workplace. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, disability status, or any other protected characteristic.