Q: What does a motivation facilitator do?
A: Leads part-time training sessions that teach K-12 educators how to reach disengaged and reluctant learners, using a program the Center for Teacher Effectiveness has refined since 1993 and delivered to 400,000+ educators.
Q: Do I have to create the training content?
A: No. Every session comes fully built. Your contribution is delivery, facilitation, and the stories only a real educator can tell.
Q: Is this a salaried job?
A: It is independent contractor work paid on commission. The minimum for a training day is $1,000, higher amounts are routine, and total earnings depend on how many days you facilitate.
Q: Can I do this while teaching or working in a school?
A: Yes, and many of our facilitators do exactly that, training on in-service days, weekends, and summer dates.
Q: What background do I need?
A: Meaningful success with hard-to-reach students as a teacher, counselor, coach, or administrator, plus a bachelor's degree or higher in education or a related field, plus warmth and skill with adult audiences.
Apply through our site — the application takes about two minutes and starts the certification conversation:
Prefer email? Send your resume to karey@ditrainer.com with the subject line: Motivation Facilitator