Training coordinators are responsible for the coordination and execution of training programs for companies and other organizations. Depending on their particular areas of specialization, the training coordinators may concentrate on logistical and preparation activities relating to training. Alternatively, the training coordinator may be directly involved with the execution. A training supervisor is expected to be active in organizing and implementing training in smaller organizations.
Training coordinators are employed by most businesses large enough to require internal training procedures. Work environments vary with the position, with some coordinators employed in a single office and others traveling to remote locations for training. Because of this, you may need to work late or overnight shifts or to work outside. However, you can make up a hefty pay working in this position that can be broken down to $14 per hour.
Many coordinators also need strong data analysis skills, as they are also responsible for interpreting and reporting data on training program performance. You are further expected to be proficient in both educational methods and the content of the training. A bachelor's degree is often preferred for these positions.