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FDC Now Hiring

The Faculty Development Center, a division of Information Technologies, is looking for a new part-time employee as a Microsoft Office Trainer. This position would be perfect for someone who already has a job at UMaine (full-time or part-time) and just wants to expand his/her career and earn extra income.

The position:

MS Office Trainer

This position requires developing and conducting training programs on MS- Office 2007 for the faculty and staff (Excel, Powerpoint, and possibly Access).

Candidate must have exceptional and strong command over MS -Office 2007 and excellent communication skills. Overall computer proficiency is a must, previous teaching or trainer experience is desirable.

The ideal candidate will demonstrate patience and experience working with users at all levels of computer and desktop application knowledge.

Job Responsibilities (Primary):

1. Determining training course content and best delivery method for training.
2. Designing training programs and classes that meet the needs of the target audience for standard desktop productivity applications; Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.
3. Deliver effective training in a variety of modes: instructor-led classroom environment, distance learning via web/audio conference, one-on-one training.
4. Write and edit instructions, technical documentation, and training manuals.
5. Assist clients in providing post training user support and evaluates on-going training programs for continuous improvement.

Job Responsibilities (Secondary):

1. Knowledge of computers is required, as is the ability to quickly learn how to use new computer equipment and software.
2. Have the ability to work under pressure and multitask.
3. Must be able to quickly adapt to changing environments and remain flexible.
4. Ability to coordinate specific departmental projects and work of others.

Applying

Any interested parties can email Andrei Strukov on firstclass or andrei(at)maine.edu. For questions call us at +1 207 581-1925. Feel free to stop by our offices at 149 Memorial Union.

Posted: June 1, 2010

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