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Detroit Service Learning Academy * Redford Service Learning Academy * Oak Park Service Learning Academy Essential Functions: * Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of current federal and state ...

Detroit Service Learning Academy. * Redford Service Learning Academy. * Oak Park Service Learning Academy. Essential Functions: * Provide students with a clean and comfortable school lunch setting.

Help lead service learning through the advisory program * Other duties as assigned in support of the greater school community Minimum Qualifications Education and Experience: * Bachelor's or master ...

Statewide TOP Manager

Nashville, TN · On-site

$45K - $52K/yr

Coordinate activities related to the Jeremy Green Youth Service-Learning Grant Fund and other service-learning activities for assigned sites. Direct Services Essential Functions: * Participate in ...

Statewide TOP Manager

Nashville, TN · On-site

$45K - $52K/yr

Coordinate activities related to the Jeremy Green Youth Service-Learning Grant Fund and other service-learning activities for assigned sites. Direct Services Essential Functions: * Participate in ...

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How much do service learning jobs pay per year?

As of May 31, 2026, the average yearly pay for service learning in the United States is $61,692.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $41,000.00 and $72,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Service Learning Coordinator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Service Learning Coordinator, you need a background in education, program management, and community engagement, often supported by a relevant degree. Familiarity with project management tools, learning management systems, and assessment software is typically required. Strong communication, organizational, and relationship-building skills set outstanding candidates apart. These skills ensure effective collaboration, successful program implementation, and meaningful learning experiences for participants.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals coordinating service learning programs, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals overseeing service learning programs often encounter challenges like aligning academic objectives with meaningful community service, managing logistics for multiple participants, and ensuring strong communication between students, faculty, and community partners. These challenges can be addressed by setting clear expectations, regularly assessing partnership goals, and establishing structured reflection sessions for participants. Utilizing project management tools and fostering open dialogue with all stakeholders also helps maintain program effectiveness and satisfaction.

What is service learning?

Service learning is an educational approach that combines academic instruction with meaningful community service. Through this method, students participate in organized activities that address community needs while also reflecting on their experiences to gain further understanding of course content and civic responsibility. Service learning aims to foster personal growth, social awareness, and practical skills by integrating real-world service with classroom learning.

What is the difference between Service Learning vs Community Service Coordinator?

AspectService LearningCommunity Service Coordinator
Required CredentialsTypically none or minimal; sometimes related to education or social workOften requires a degree in social work, education, or related fields
Work EnvironmentEducational settings, community organizations, non-profitsNon-profit organizations, government agencies, community centers
Employer & Industry UsageSchools, universities, community programsNon-profits, local government, social service agencies
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding educational or volunteer activitiesOrganizing community projects or volunteer programs

Service Learning involves educational activities combining community service with classroom instruction, focusing on student development. Community Service Coordinator manages volunteer programs and community projects, often requiring specific social work or related credentials. While both roles serve community needs, Service Learning emphasizes educational integration, whereas Community Service Coordinators focus on organizing and overseeing volunteer efforts.

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Infographic showing various Service Learning job openings in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 72% Full Time, 22% Part Time, 3% Temporary, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 80% Physical, and 20% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $61,692 per year, or $29.7 per hour.
Learning and Developement Manager

Learning and Developement Manager

Child, Inc.

Austin, TX • On-site

Full-time

Posted 8 hours ago


Job description

Position Purpose
Under the supervision of the Head Start Director, the Learning and Development Manager collaborates with the Head
Start Director to design and oversee the execution of Education Services. The Learning and Development Manager
designs the necessary embedded professional development supports that lead to effective pedagogy that supports positive
child outcomes. This position is responsible for the following:
A) The overall planning, coordination, implementation, evaluation, and ongoing administration of the
curriculum.
B) Collaborating to ensure written protocols, required training, and ongoing set up and execution of the child
assessment system are in place.
C) Designing and implementing a performance management system for teaching staff.
D) Planning and implementing teacher effectiveness observations, environmental quality observations, and
curriculum fidelity ratings.
Provide training on a variety of education topics to include curriculum development, lesson plan development and
implementation, learning environment, teaching strategies, educational materials and child growth and development. The
LDM performs the functions of this position with a strong understanding of the Creative Curriculum®, Head Start
Performance Standards, Head Start Act, Environmental Rating Scales, Early Learning Standards; the Classroom
Assessment Scoring System (CLASS), Teaching Strategies Gold (TSG) system, CLI, and other applicable early childhood
research and adult learning best practices.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Supervision and Evaluation
• Conducts timely performance evaluations that include appropriate feedback.
• Provides on-going individual feedback toward the goal of effective performance through modeling, coaching,
recognition/praise, and corrective action as appropriate and in a timely manner.
• Conducts monthly reflective supervision.
• Supports the hiring and retention of high-quality teaching staff, coaches, and professional development staff.
• Reviews and authorizes staff time records and overtime to ensure compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Operations
• Collaborates with Head Start Director to design and implement Service-Learning Plans and education policies and
procedures.
• Coordinates the scheduling of pre and post CLASS Assessments, individual feedback, and data dialogs.
• Collaborates with the Professional Development Coordinator to develop and implement New Hire Orientation,
and agency Professional Development Plan.
• Collaborates with the Professional Development Coordinator, and the Head Start Director to plan and implement
the Training and Technical Assistance Budget.
• Collaborates with the Data Coordinator to update Teaching Strategies Gold, Ready Rosie, and Hatch.
• Collaborates with Head Start Director, Executive Director, and School Readiness Committee to assess curriculum
and assessment tools for Center Base and Home Base programs.
• Develops Child Inc's School Readiness Goals and Educational Action Plan, utilizing the results of child outcomes
data and state and national standards and regulations.
• Review and revise the Educational Action Plan, School Readiness Goals, and all other education plans on a yearly
basis.
Education Manager Job Description (cont.) page 2
5/1/16
• Provides School Readiness reports for Shared Governance.
• Develop and administers programming, reporting and assessment systems to assist Head Start centers in meeting
performance standards.
• Plans, implements, and coordinates education component to maintain program compliance with federal standards,
state laws, and local grant goals and objectives.
• Delivers an effective communication system that provides a means of transmitting information to Head Start
centers about new teaching methods, teaching techniques and other information relevant to preschool education
• Work with the Head Start Director to develop and maintain a high-quality educational program which complies
with the Head Start performance standards and all other regulatory agencies.

Monitoring
• Analyzes child outcome reports utilizing the results of the Teaching Strategies Gold and the CLI assessment tool
as it is implemented three times a school year.
• Collaborates with Head Start Director to collect CLI data from ISD partners to analyze student progress.
• Supervises CLASS observations three times a year and analyzes results and makes recommendations for ongoing
professional development of the educational staff.
• Collaborates with coaches and Professional Development Staff to monitor professional development and
curriculum requirements according to the ongoing monitoring plan.
• Assures that files and documentation are complete, accurate, and confidentially maintained.
• Monitor the implementation of the curricula.
• Evaluates the effectiveness of onboarding, and other trainings provided by Child Inc.
Professional Development Guidance and Support
• Promotes the school readiness of Child Inc's children by providing educational knowledge, mentoring, and
training to the staff and agency.
• Facilitates staff growth and development through professional development in multiple settings i.e. one-on-one
and group instruction.
• Meets with teaching classroom staff on a regular basis to answer educational questions and provide technical
assistance with lesson planning, curriculum, CLASS and TSG.
• Provides guidance and support to center managers, teachers, teaching assistants, and in the development of
educational knowledge and practices, leadership abilities, and classroom skills to progress in their professional
development and the ability to execute their position.
• Provides and supports professional development and training opportunities for staff.
• Support teaching staff on a variety of education issues to include curriculum development, lesson plan
development and implementation, learning environment, teaching strategies, educational materials and child
growth and development.
• Collaborate with Professional Development Manager, Early Childhood Specialist, and Content Managers to
coordinate training at local pre-service for staff and throughout the season for staff.
• Collaborate with Regional Office of Head Start T&TA Specialist for training needs.
• Plans and implements educational training for staff, parents and others involved in the Head Start Program.
• Develops, prepares, coordinates and maintains relevant training and professional development activities.
• Assesses training needs and provides for, or arranges, training for classroom staff.
• Participate in pre-service and in-service training.
Personal and Professional Development
• Assure confidentiality of all program information and family and staff confidentiality by limiting conversation
about them and accessibility to their records.
• Maintain professional boundaries with staff and families.
• Complete all required paperwork and reports by assigned deadlines.
Education Manager Job Description (cont.) page 3
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• Any person who suspects child abuse or neglect is required to report suspicions to the appropriate agency (as
defined below) within 48 hours after the abuse or neglect is first suspected.1
• Comply with Child Inc.'s Personnel Policies and Procedures, and with Standards of Conduct.
• Maintains required certifications CPR, First Aid, CLASS, Food Handlers, etc.
• Obtains 30 hours of continuing education annually.
• Adheres to professional decorum when engaging with staff, other colleagues, children, and parents.
General Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
• Knowledge of Head Start philosophy and practices, early childhood education, and developmentally appropriate
practices.
• The ability to understand, interpret and apply Child Inc. policies and procedures, as well as federal, state, and
local regulations; and to educate staff accordingly.
• Excellent computer and organizational skills.
• Skill in communicating orally and in writing, with individuals, small, or large groups; ability to write reports and
business correspondence for diverse audiences; ideally in both English and Spanish.
• Skill in collecting, assembling, and analyzing data, preparing reports, and monitoring progress.
• Flexibility and the ability to work well under pressure.
• Ability to work well with minimum direction or supervision.
• Must have the ability to maintain a professional demeanor under stressful and frustrating circumstances. Must
have a positive attitude toward the children and families served.
• Must, under all circumstances, abide by Child Inc.'s Standards of Conduct for Staff, Contractors, Consultants and
Volunteers.
Staff Relationship
• Responsible to Head Start Director
• Supervises instruction coaches, Professional Dévelopment Coordinator.
• Coordinates with classroom staff, Early Childhood Specialist, and Center Managers of support programs.
Minimum Qualifications:
• Minimum of a bachelor's degree in early childhood education (ECE), Child Development or related field with
coursework in ECE. Master's degree in early childhood preferred.
• Teacher licensure preferred.
• Minimum two (2) years supervisory experience.
• Minimum of four (4) years' experience in a Head Start program.
• Ability to plan and implement hands-on relevant and effective training.
• Knowledge of conversational Spanish strongly preferred.
• Willing to travel between facilities to provide assistance as requested.
• Must possess valid driver's license and insured automobile.
• Must obtain a physical and TB skin test and must pass all criminal history background checks
Working Conditions:
The demands described are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential
functions of this job.
• Will spend time sitting, utilizing the computer, and standing/walking throughout the facilities.
• The ability to make fast, simple, repeated movements of the fingers, hands, and wrists.
• Ability to perform physical activities that require considerable use of your arms and legs and moving your whole
body, such as climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, and handling of materials.
• Ability to physically lift up to 25 pounds periodically.
• In-area and out-of-area travel.