MITS is a not-for profit corporation whose mission is to promote the teaching of participatory, inquiry-based science, mathematics and technology/engineering education at the K-12 levels in partnership with museums and other non-profits. MITS provides Professional Development programs and resources for K-12 formal and informal educators. The Associate Education Director works closely with the Education Director to coordinate and maintain current MITS programs, provide programmatic/administrative support for programs, and assist with developing new initiatives. The position is based in Quincy, MA with some travel throughout Massachusetts. Responsibilities • Develop, implement, and manage Professional Development Institutes for K-12 educators • Assist with development, implementing and managing: -Professional Development Seminar Series for MITS partner organizations -Customized School Services • Organize and present professional development workshops, conference presentations and other opportunities for teachers, museum educators and informal educators • Work with MITS Lead Educators to coordinate logistics, registration, marketing and record keeping for Professional Development Institutes and workshops • Market and promote programs and resources • Assist with mailings, record keeping and other office tasks as required Qualifications • Masters Degree in education, science or related field • Formal and/or informal teaching experience using inquiry based, hands-on methods • Excellent writing, editing, and verbal communication skills • Ability to work both independently and in a team • Knowledge of national and Massachusetts education standards and STEM initiatives • Program management experience • Willingness to travel to meetings throughout MA Salary: Commensurate with experience To apply, send cover letter and resume to Sandra Ryack-Bell, Executive Director, MITS, 1354 Hancock Street, Quincy, MA 02169, 617-328-1515, mits@mits.org. MITS is an equal opportunity employer.Posted on: 11/24/2014