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Family Engagement Coordinator

Huntington Learning Center - Cedar Park/Round Rock

Cedar Park, TX • On-site, Remote

$16 - $20/hr

Other

Posted 21 days ago


Job description

Family Engagement Coordinator Huntington Learning Center of Cedar Park/Round Rock

Schedule: Part-time, under 30 hours per week. Hours flex week to week around center needs and can span weekday afternoons, evenings, and Saturdays. Location: Hybrid. Cedar Park center at 1335 E Whitestone Blvd + remote. Split worked out with the right candidate. Must live within a reasonable commute of Cedar Park. Compensation: $16 to $20/hour based on experience


About the role

You're the first voice parents hear when they call, and when you're on-site, the first face they see when they walk in. This is a relationship job dressed up as an admin job.

What you'll do

Family relationships

  • Greet students and parents and set the tone for the center
  • Take incoming calls, texts, and walk-ins from new families. Capture their story and book the next step.
  • Handle ongoing parent questions about schedules, billing, and progress
  • Process tuition payments

Lead conversion and follow-up

  • Call new inquiries the same day, sometimes within minutes
  • Run re-engagement outreach to families who haven't booked yet
  • Follow up after assessments and consultations
  • Track every lead through the pipeline using our systems

Center operations

  • Manage student and teacher schedules
  • Adjust on the fly when a student cancels or a teacher calls out
  • Maintain accurate student records and documentation
  • Keep the center flowing when you're on-site

Team

  • Work closely with the Center Director and teaching staff
  • Support center events and local outreach

You'll do well here if you

  • Like talking to people, especially parents and kids
  • Are organized by nature and don't drop the ball
  • Have a background that touches kids, families, or education (teaching, preschool, child development, tutoring, camps)
  • Or come from sales development, CRM, or front-of-house and want work with more meaning
  • Pick up new software quickly
  • Show up on time, every time

Requirements

  • Flexible availability across evenings on weekdays and weekends

  • Reliable home internet and a quiet workspace for remote hours

  • Strong written and verbal communication

  • Comfortable across multiple digital platform

Nice to have

  • Degree or coursework in child development, education, or psychology
  • Experience in classroom, preschool, tutoring, or youth-facing roles
  • Sales development, lead generation, or CRM experience (HubSpot, Salesforce, similar)

What we offer

  • Paid training and ongoing support
  • Flexibility on when and where you work

  • A team that takes the work seriously without taking themselves too seriously
  • Real growth opportunities for the right person