Center Director
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Job Location:
Irving, TX - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Center Director Class 101- Irving TX
Help DFW families crack the college code and build something meaningful while you do it!
Class 101 Irving is growing. Last year our students nationally earned an average of $212K each in merit scholarships with an 86% acceptance rate. We have an established team of advisors already working with families remotely. Now we need the person who will be the face of Class 101 in the Irving community someone who can fill a room build trust with families and turn our local presence into something families talk about.
This is a hybrid part-time role (20 hrs/week) starting at $25/hour with a clear path to full-time as the center scales. If youre looking for flexibility now but want to grow into real leadership keep reading.
What This Role Actually Looks Like
Youre the in-person energy behind our Irving center. Most of our advising team works with students remotely your job is everything that cant happen over Zoom.
Youre the one in the room. Running FAFSA nights at local high schools. Hosting workshops at the center. Sitting across from parents during consultations and helping them see whats possible for their kid.
Youre the one building relationships. Connecting with school counselors PTAs community organizations churches and nonprofits across Irving and the DFW area. Becoming the person people call when a family needs college planning help.
Youre the one driving growth. Generating leads conducting family consultations guiding parents through enrollment and tracking it all in the CRM. You own the numbers because you own the relationships behind them.
Youre the one coaching the team. Training and developing our remote advisors on service delivery client care and consultation quality. Leading weekly check-ins and keeping everyone aligned.
You Might Be Perfect for This If...
Youve worked in admissions school counseling college prep or education nonprofits and you miss the family-facing work
Youre the person who walks into a school event and knows half the room (or will by the time you leave)
Youre looking for part-time flexibility right now but you want something with real upside not a dead end
You love coaching people and get energy from helping a team get better
You care about access especially for first-generation college families navigating a confusing process
Youre organized enough to manage events follow-ups and a CRM without someone standing over your shoulder
What Success Looks Like
Families in Irving know Class 101 by name. Your events have waitlists. Parents are enrolling because they trust you. Your advisors are sharper because of your coaching. And youre building the kind of momentum that turns a part-time role into a full-time career.
The Details
Location: Hybrid in-person for events consultations and community outreach in Irving TX; remote for team coaching planning and admin
Hours: Part-time (20 hrs/week) to start transitioning to full-time as the center grows
Compensation: $25/hour performance incentives tied to center growth
Reports to: Franchise Owner (Ronda Swanigan)
What were looking for:
Experience in sales education services college advising or community-facing program management
Strong communication and relationship-building skills
Comfortable planning and executing events
Self-directed and organized you manage your own time well
Proficient with CRM tools and basic reporting
What you get:
Mission-driven work that actually changes outcomes for families
An established team and a proven national model behind you
Flexibility to build this your way with real support
A franchise network with national training and resources
A path from part-time to full-time leadership this isnt a gig its a launchpad
Ready If youre the kind of person who builds community wherever you go wed love to hear from you. Apply today.
Required Experience:
Director
Key Skills
About Company
We are a social impact strategy & design consultancy. We co-design solutions to America’s biggest social problems in Education, Healthcare, Wealth Creation, Public Housing and Criminal Justice.
