Instructional Facilitator Jobs
Instructional Facilitator jobs are open across K-12 school districts, higher education, and corporate learning and development, from entry-level facilitators to lead and program director roles, with specializations in curriculum coaching, professional development, and training design. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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INTRODUCTION
Kestra Financial is a wealth management platform dedicated to empowering independent financial professionals—including traditional and hybrid RIAs—to grow their businesses and deliver exceptional client service. We combine advanced business management technology with personalized consulting to provide unmatched scale, efficiency, and support. Our advisor-focused culture is built on innovation and advocacy, enabling advisors to offer comprehensive securities and investment advisory solutions to their clients.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The Senior Instructional Designer & Facilitator plays a key role in designing, developing, delivering, and continuously improving learning solutions that support financial professionals, their staff, and internal employees. This position combines three critical disciplines: Instructional Design & Content Development, Facilitation & Learning Delivery, and Consulting & Performance Improvement. This role partners with business leaders, project teams, subject matter experts, and stakeholders to translate complex business needs into practical, engaging, and performance-focused learning experiences.
What You’ll Do:
- Design, develop, and maintain learning solutions using adult learning principles, instructional systems design methodologies, eLearning and instructor-led authoring tools, and learning experience design best practices.
- High proficiency with Adobe Captivate building software simulations and assessments.
- Call center & wealth management / financial services instructional design experience.
- Create and update curriculum, facilitator guides, participant materials, slide decks, eLearning content, job aids, performance support resources, knowledge articles, process guides, and structured on-the-job training materials.
- Partner with subject matter experts, business owners, project teams, and vendors to convert complex information into clear, accurate, engaging, and usable learning experiences.
- Develop blended learning programs that may include instructor-led training, virtual instructor-led training, self-paced learning, microlearning, videos, simulations, workshops, and performance support tools.
- Collaborate with Marketing, Communications, Compliance, Operations, Technology, and business teams to finalize learning assets and ensure a professional learner experience.
- Evaluate learning effectiveness using learner feedback, stakeholder input, performance data, quality trends, LMS reporting, and business outcomes, then recommend improvements.
- Facilitate engaging instructor-led training in virtual, classroom, hybrid, on-site, and off-site environments for onboarding, system navigation, operational processes, best practices, and skill development.
- Customize learning experiences based on audience needs, firm structure, learner experience level, business priorities, pace, and preferred learning style.
- Create inclusive learning environments that encourage participation, knowledge retention, confidence building, and real-world application.
- Lead workshops, webinars, system training sessions, team learning events, onboarding programs, skill-development sessions, and learner readiness activities.
- Apply facilitation best practices, questioning techniques, scenario-based learning, guided practice, discussion management, and teach-back methods to reinforce learning outcomes.
- Support additional training needs, including existing firm education, internal new hire training, special initiatives, and learning opportunities informed by Voice of the Customer, quality assurance trends, or leadership direction.
- Serve as a learning consultant and trusted advisor to business leaders, stakeholders, project teams, and subject matter experts.
- Conduct training needs analyses, intake consultations, stakeholder interviews, and performance assessments to identify learning needs, root causes, and recommended solutions.
- Attend cross-functional project meetings to understand upcoming business initiatives, system enhancements, process changes, and their learning impact.
- Use learner feedback, stakeholder insights, project information, operational trends, and business priorities to continuously improve learning programs and resources.
- Manage multiple learning projects, deliverables, timelines, stakeholder expectations, and competing priorities with minimal supervision.
- Administer and support Learning Management System activities, including course publishing, curriculum organization, learner tracking, reporting, and content maintenance.
- Maintain accurate records of training activities, feedback, attendance, completion status, and program metrics for reporting and optimization.
- Coordinate onboarding and ongoing education programs that help financial professionals, staff, and employees gain the knowledge and confidence needed to succeed.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- Series 7 license desirable but not required.
- ATD, CPTD, instructional design, facilitation, coaching, or learning technology certifications desirable but not required.
- Bachelor’s degree in education, Instructional Design, Organizational Development, Human Resources, Communications, Business, or a related field preferred; equivalent work experience may be considered.
- Minimum of 5 years of experience across training & development, instructional design, training delivery, performance consulting.
- Experience facilitating both virtual and classroom-based learning programs required or strongly preferred.
- Experience consulting with business partners, managing stakeholder relationships, and supporting cross-functional projects preferred.
- Experience working with financial professionals, wealth management, financial services, operations, call center, or another regulated industry preferred.
- Strong written, verbal, interpersonal, and listening skills with the ability to explain complex topics clearly, patiently, and professionally.
- Experience with LMS platforms, Microsoft Office Suite, Teams, Zoom, Smartsheet, and digital learning or content development tools; quick to learn and teach new systems.
- Proven ability to manage multiple projects, deliverables, and training engagements while maintaining quality, accuracy, and follow-through.
- Strong knowledge of instructional design models, adult learning principles, ILT/VILT curriculum design, blended learning, learner engagement, performance support, and learning evaluation. Adobe Captivate experience is required.
Internal Application Policy:
Internal applicants must be in good standing and have a minimum of 1 year of service with Kestra. Internal applicants must also have a minimum of 1 year service in current role unless approved by EVP.
BENEFITS TO SUPPORT YOU:
- Competitive pay and benefits with a large employer (over 1600 employees nationwide)
- 401(k), health insurance, and a competitive benefits package
- Work in a supportive, collaborative environment committed to professional excellence
- Help clients navigate meaningful financial decisions with confidence
- Opportunities for training, development, and long-term growth within the firm
- Tuition reimbursement for qualified expenses
Kestra Values:
Our Mission is Powering Financial Independence, enabling the growth and success of investing clients and the advisors who serve them. We do that by living our values: Serve, Make it Happen, and One team.
Disclosure By applying to a job at Kestra Financial, Inc., you are agreeing to the following statements:
- You acknowledge that if hired, Kestra Financial, Inc. may, obtain and use background information concerning your credit, character, general reputation, personal characteristics, work habits, performance and experience for evaluation for your potential employment.
- It is the policy of Kestra Financial to ensure equal employment opportunity without discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender, identity or expression, age, disability, marital status, citizenship, national origin, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law. Kestra Financial prohibits any such discrimination or harassment.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in instructional facilitator jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in education, instructional design, or a related field
- Experience delivering adult learning or professional development programs
- Proficiency with learning management systems and virtual facilitation tools
- Strong coaching and classroom observation skills with documented feedback cycles
- State teaching license or equivalent instructional certification preferred
- Ability to analyze student or learner performance data to inform facilitation
Tips for Your Instructional Facilitator Job Search
Tailor your resume to instructional outcomes
Hiring managers want to see measurable results, not just duties. Reframe your experience around learning outcomes you drove, such as improvements in teacher practice, participant completion rates, or adoption of new instructional strategies by the teams you coached.
Highlight your facilitation certifications upfront
Credentials like a state teaching license, instructional design certification, or adult learning endorsement appear in many job descriptions as requirements, not preferences. List them prominently in a dedicated credentials section so screeners don't have to search for them.
Target postings by instructional model and sector
An instructional facilitator role in a corporate L&D department looks very different from one embedded in a school district's coaching program. Filter your search by sector so your cover letter can speak directly to the instructional model the employer already uses.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists instructional facilitator openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare a facilitation artifact for interviews
Many interview panels ask you to demonstrate your practice, not just describe it. Bring a sample workshop agenda, a coaching observation protocol, or a slide deck you've used so you can walk through your facilitation choices and the rationale behind each decision.
Negotiate scope alongside compensation
Instructional facilitator roles vary widely in caseload, travel requirements, and autonomy over curriculum design. When an offer arrives, clarify the number of sites or cohorts you'll support and whether curriculum development time is built into your schedule before you accept.
Instructional Facilitator Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most instructional facilitators?
The most active employers for instructional facilitators right now are Kestra Financial, Channel Partners, and Envision Unlimited, and the most openings are in Arizona, Illinois, and Georgia, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is especially consistent in K-12 districts and large corporate learning and development teams.
How many instructional facilitator jobs are remote?
About 25% of instructional facilitator openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with the highest remote share in corporate training and virtual professional development roles. School-based coaching and district-embedded facilitation positions almost always require in-person presence at teacher or staff sites.
How do you become an instructional facilitator?
Most instructional facilitators start as classroom teachers or trainers, then move into coaching or facilitation roles after building a record of effective instruction. From there, earning an additional credential in instructional coaching, adult learning, or curriculum design strengthens your candidacy. Many employers also expect experience leading professional development sessions before they hire for a dedicated facilitator role.
Can you get hired as an instructional facilitator with little experience?
Yes, entry points exist, especially in corporate training and community education settings that prioritize facilitation skills over years of experience. Demonstrating that you've led workshops, coached peers, or designed learning materials in a volunteer, adjunct, or informal capacity can substitute for a long work history. A strong portfolio of facilitation artifacts matters more than a lengthy resume in many hiring processes.
What does the instructional facilitator interview process look like?
Most hiring processes include a phone screen followed by a panel interview with educators, instructional coaches, or L&D leaders who assess your knowledge of adult learning principles and your approach to coaching resistant participants. A practical demonstration, such as a mock facilitation session or a walkthrough of a lesson you designed, is common in the final round. Some districts also include a written response or a data analysis task.
Where can I find and apply to instructional facilitator jobs?
You can find and apply to instructional facilitator jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your background and apply directly to each one that fits.
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