What are the responsibilities and job description for the ACOM High School Equivalency Program Coordinator position at Arkansas Adult Learning Resource Center?
The ACOM Program Coordinator will function as the High School Equivalency Program Coordinator, serving as the administrator of the state's high school equivalency testing program. The High School Equivalency Coordinator is assigned to the Division of Adult Education. This Coordinator will oversee the development and evaluation of Adult Education high school equivalency testing programs. The coordinator will provide professional development training to testing administrators associated with adult education programs, as well as review and recommend curriculum and software align to testing standards. The coordinator will analyze and report high school equivalency statistical data, including demographic data. The High School Equivalency Coordinator will work with adult educators to promote high school equivalency testing through workshops, conferences, and online training. In addition, this Coordinator will research and develop opportunities for those who complete high school equivalency tests, including college credit and scholarships.
The Program Coordinator is the state's liaison with the national office of the official high school equivalency test. The Program Coordinator will ensure that high school equivalency testing centers are in compliance with federal and state guidelines, laws, and policies, and ensure that citizens are provided adequate access to testing centers and testing schedules. In addition, the Program Coordinator will provide technical assistance and program monitoring to high school equivalency testing centers through annual site visits. The Program Coordinator's responsibility includes working cooperatively throughout the state to increase the number of adults who are aware of and participate in the high school equivalency program. The Program Coordinator will budget, monitor, and approve expenditures for high school equivalency testing. The coordinator will also assist in developing and implementing policies and procedures related to high school equivalency testing and adult education and keep the Deputy Director and Associate Director informed on any issues that may impact the agency in a timely fashion.
Statewide and some out-of-state travel, which may include some overnight is required. Irregular work hours are expected, which may include some weekend work.
Applicants must apply for this job at arcareers.arkansas.gov
Job Type: Full-time
Schedule:
- 8 hour shift
- Monday to Friday
Ability to Commute:
- Little Rock, AR 72202 (Required)
Ability to Relocate:
- Little Rock, AR 72202: Relocate before starting work (Required)
Work Location: In person