Community Education Coordinator

• Open and close facilities to accommodate groups and walk-ins during regularly scheduled hours.
• Maintain a presence during opening hours to answer question and greet guests.
• Work with Site Services, Security and local IT to ensure facility is clean, landscaped, secure and in good working order.
• Work with Nuclear Communications to recommend IT equipment and materials to support education center presentations and activities, as needed.
• Suggest content for digital signage to promote education center activities.
• Manage education center email and public phone line. Work with Corporate Communications to respond to community questions via phone and email
• Provide educational presentations to groups at the education center based on standardized presentations. Work with Nuclear Communications to adjust presentations, as needed.
• Schedule and organize education center groups. Work with Nuclear Communications to prioritize bookings and activities offered.
• Work with Nuclear Communications and site personnel to support key education center events. Manage event logistics including organizing vendors and working with Nuclear Communications to order needed supplies.
• Work Nuclear Communications and site leadership to find volunteers for presentations, as necessary.
• Work with Nuclear Communications and site personnel to plan and promote key education center events.
• Serve as the single point of contact for pre-event staging and day of logistics.
• Manage event logistics including scheduling vendors, organizing volunteers and working with Site Services to ready the facility.
• Work with Nuclear Communications and site leadership to find volunteers, as necessary.

Required Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience in teaching, public engagement, communications, museum/science center work, or community outreach.
• Strong interpersonal and customer-service skills with the ability to engage diverse groups, including students, educators, community members, and the general public.
• Comfortable delivering prepared presentations and guiding group visits in a clear, confident, and friendly manner.
• Experience coordinating group activities, events, or educational programs.
• Ability to manage day-to-day facility operations, including opening/closing procedures, visitor support, and coordination with security, IT, and site services.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint) and general comfort learning basic technology/equipment used for presentations.
• Highly reliable, organized, and able to work independently with minimal supervision.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Prior experience as a teacher, substitute teacher, educator, museum/science center guide, or public presenter.
• Experience supporting community events, volunteer coordination, or public-facing programs.
• Familiarity with event logistics, scheduling groups, or coordinating vendors (a plus but not required).
• Interest in energy topics, science education, or public engagement (no prior nuclear knowledge required; training provided).