About Us:

Seesaw is an ed-tech company that opens the window to learning, allowing the brilliance and uniqueness of every elementary student to shine through to teachers and families. More than 10 million people across 150+ countries use our all-in-one education platform monthly. 

Historically, families had little insight into what their children were learning in school, and students had to demonstrate their skills in a one-size-fits-all way that failed to capture the depth of their knowledge. Since 2013, Seesaw has paved a new way for learning by enabling families to participate in their children’s education. Our platform generates a powerful learning loop that connects teachers, families, and students, thus creating an environment where every student can thrive. 

Our Mission:

Seesaw’s mission is to create an experience where students are inspired to be their best. We all deeply value education and come to work knowing that what we do today enables future generations. Seesawers take pride in knowing that our work makes the learning experience better and more accessible to all.

Your Team: 

This role is part of the Professional Learning team. This role is customer-facing and you will be the Seesaw expert supporting teachers and administrators with using Seesaw. You will lead pre-created Professional Development sessions for groups of teachers (and occasionally administrators) of varying sizes in a virtual setting to drive success with Seesaw. 

Your Role:

Seesaw is looking for an exceptional educator who is ready to use their experience, knowledge and skills to facilitate interactive, impactful Seesaw product training and professional development opportunities for our customers.

Your Responsibilities:

  • Deliver virtual professional development and training to support the effective use of Seesaw.
  • Maintain pre and post session documentation and notes in designated systems, including sending follow up resources to customers via email.
  • Maintain a strong knowledge of the latest features in Seesaw as well as support resources that may need to be provided to customers.
  • Raise any customer issues that arise with speed and urgency, helping to resolve and communicate back to the customer, as needed.

Requirements:

  • 3+ years of elementary teaching experience
  • Knowledge of Seesaw and/or use of Seesaw in the classroom
  • Exceptional presentation skills
  • Prior experience with delivering professional development a plus
  • Strong written communication skills
  • Willing to work a flexible schedule when customer demands require it (evening, early morning, as needed). We have customers all over the world and need to support all time zones including the Southern Hemisphere (Australia), UK, UAE, etc.
  • Highly organized, flexible, able to think critically, and a quick learner
  • Positive, upbeat, proactive, and professional attitude 
  • Comfortable with technology platforms: Google Suite (Gmail, Slides), experience with a CRM system is a plus (e.g. Salesforce)
  • Please note the contract begins in June and extends through October 

Compensation:

The compensation for this position is: $25/hour for administrative responsibilities and $75/hour for presentations.

Seesaw cares about building a diverse and inclusive team to better advocate for the needs of our incredibly diverse K-12 users.

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