Program Coordinator Jobs in Bloomington, IL (NOW HIRING)

Salary: $48,131.00 Annually
Location : 1500 West Raab Road, Normal, IL
Job Type: Temporary Full-time
Unit: Academic Affairs
Division/Department: Career and Technical Education
Opening Date: 08/11/2026
Description
We seek applicants for a temporary full-time position in the College's Career and Technical Education division to coordinate the Non-Traditional Jobs Program under guidance of the Director, Industrial Technology Laboratories. The program focus is on three core components: career readiness training in the classroom, transition to employment or post-secondary education, and case management and support. The Coordinator will work in collaboration with the College's Career Center, Student Success services, the Workforce Empowerment Initiative, and other areas as appropriate to support program participants.
General responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Recruit, screen, interview, and enroll eligible participants into the Non-Traditional Jobs Program
• Develop, coordinate, and implement a workforce bootcamp curriculum in collaboration with faculty and staff
• Coordinate instructional schedules and facilitate program logistics, including faculty, guest speakers, industry partners, and other campus departments
• Deliver instruction related to career exploration, workplace readiness, employability skills, and technical career pathways
• Introduce participants to Career and Technical Education programs through classroom, laboratory, and experiential learning activities
• Coordinate workplace tours, employer presentations, and other career exploration opportunities
• Provide individualized coaching and assist participants in identifying educational and employment goals
• Assist participants with resume development, job applications, interviewing skills, and career planning
• Coordinate supportive services and referrals to community resources to reduce barriers to success
• Collaborate with Career Link, workforce agencies, employers, and other community organizations to support participant success
• Track participant progress, attendance, outcomes, and required performance measures
• Maintain program records in accordance with College, grant, and funding agency requirements

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree or appropriate education/experience in education, workforce development, counseling, human services, social work, career and technical education, or related field
• Experience coordinating workforce development, career training, education, social work, or similar programs
• Demonstrated organizational and project management skills with strong attention to detail
• Ability to work independently while effectively collaborating with faculty, employers, and community partners
• Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills
• Ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse educational, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds
• Ability to maintain confidential student information

Desired Qualifications

• Experience working with grant-funded programs
• Experience in Career and Technical Education or workforce training
• Experience providing career coaching, case management, or student support services
• Familiarity with Illinois workNet, O*NET, Career Link, or similar workforce systems

This position is contingent upon continued grant funding.
Applications received by August 26, 2026 will receive priority consideration, with review of applications continuing as needed.
THIS POSITION IS BASED IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS AND ABILITY TO BE PRESENT ON-CAMPUS/IN-PERSON IS REQUIRED.
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa at this time.
Heartland Community College is an equal opportunity institution.
HCC values equity, diversity and inclusion. We create a collegial and welcoming culture by taking collective responsibility in the creation, protection, and enhancement of an equitable, diverse, and inclusive campus community.
EMPLOYEE LEAVE
Vacation: 20 days (160 hours) per year with a maximum annual carry-over of 40 days (320 hours); Accrual of 6.16 hours will be granted on the last day of each pay period
Sick Leave: 12 days (96 hours) per year with unlimited annual carry-over; 12 days (96 hours) granted on start date; Beginning on the first anniversary, accrual of 3.70 hours will be granted on the last day of each pay period
Volunteer Leave: 1 day (8 hours) per year with no annual carry-over; 8 hours granted on start date, then annually granted on January 1
Special Leave: Available by approval for bereavement, emergencies, and legal requirements
Parental Leave: 4 weeks (160 hours) for qualifying events, once per 12-month rolling period
Holidays: 12 designated paid holidays, plus 3 paid Floating Holidays (24 hours); Floating Holidays granted on start date, then annually granted on the anniversary date. HCC is closed from Christmas Eve Day through New Year's Day generally resulting in additional paid days. The College is closed on Election Day (Presidential Election years only)
EMPLOYEE INSURANCE COVERAGES
Eligibility begins the first day of the month following or coinciding with the date of employment.
Medical Insurance: HSA & Copay Plan Options - Blue Cross Blue Shield Blue Choice Network
HSA Plans

• $4,000 Tier 1 Deductible: Employee coverage paid 100%; dependent coverage paid 50%
• $5,000 Tier 2 Deductible: Employee coverage paid 100%; dependent coverage paid 50%
• $7,000 Out-of-Network Deductible: Employee coverage paid 100%; dependent coverage paid 50%

Copay Plans

• $3,000 Tier 1 Deductible: Employee coverage paid 96.5%; dependent coverage paid 45%
• $4,000 Tier 2 Deductible: Employee coverage paid 96.5%; dependent coverage paid 45%
• $5,000 Out-of-Network Deductible: Employee coverage paid 96.5%; dependent coverage paid 45%

Dental Insurance: Delta Dental
Employee coverage paid 100%; dependent coverage paid 45%
Vision Insurance: VSP
Employee coverage paid 100%; dependent coverage paid 45%
Life Insurance: Sun Life
Term life insurance equal to twice the annual base salary
Optional Insurances: Sun Life
Accident; Critical Illness; Hospital Indemnity; Long-term Disability; Voluntary Life
RETIREMENT BENEFITS
Retirement System: State Universities Retirement System (SURS) - choice of Traditional, Portable, or Retirement Savings Plan with 8% pre-tax payroll deduction
Retirement Health Insurance Plan: College Insurance Program (CIP) - Health insurance for SURS retirees with 1% pre-tax payroll deduction
Savings Plan: SURS Deferred Compensation Plan (DCP) 457(b) - Automatic enrollment with 3% pre-tax payroll deduction. Ability to opt out within 30 days of hire
Tax-sheltered Annuity Plan: 403(b) plan permitting voluntary salary reductions within IRS rules
OTHER BENEFITS
Flexible Spending Plan: Section 125 Plan permitting voluntary salary reductions to pay for eligible healthcare and childcare expenses using tax-free dollars within IRS rules
Health Savings Account: Tax-advantaged account available to HSA participants only to pay for qualified healthcare expenses. The College provides monthly contributions for eligible employees: $50 for single coverage, $100 for employee +spouse coverage, $100 for employee +child(ren) coverage, $200 for family coverage
Tuition Waiver: HCC tuition waiver for employee and dependents and HCC Continuing Education course fee waiver for employee
Tuition Reimbursement: Tuition reimbursement for employee for up to $3,500 per fiscal year
Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Counseling and referral service for employee and dependents
Employee Identification Card: Access to HCC Fitness and Recreation Center, HCC Library, and Bloomington-Normal Public Transit System (Connect Transit)
Sick Leave Bank
Long-Term Remote Work: With approval, up to 2 days (16 hours) remote work per week, after a minimum of 5 months in position
Long-Term Alternate Work Schedule: With approval, compressed workweek or flex work schedule, after a minimum of 5 months in position
Flexible Summer Work Schedule: With approval
Summer Service Hours: Most College operations close on Fridays at noon, typically beginning the Friday following June 1st and concluding on August 1st; full-time employees will work a 36-hour work week while receiving pay for 40 hours
Benefits listed are subject to change. Specific benefits may be dependent upon employment classification, duration of employment, full-time or part-time work status, etc.