Every October, Kiwanis begins the year with a new slate of club officers, and it requires a team to prepare these club officers for their positions. And that’s why we’re looking for the best and brightest certified instructors to educate and prepare them for success. To be considered for the position, we request that you have strong experience facilitating in a group environment, using current technology to assist in those education sessions, and would prefer that you have held the position of Lieutenant Governor or higher.
As a Certified Instructor, you will be representing Kiwanis International and your district to local club officers. It is a priority to provide consistent education to our leaders, so the program is expected to be delivered as provided by Kiwanis International and your district. This will ensure that the education sessions are consistent and accurate regardless of what district or division the club resides, and which instructor is facilitating the curriculum.
The Key Club Week Service Challenge is a new way to bring the Kiwanis family together through what connects us most: service. Throughout Key Club Week, November 2-6, Key Club members, alumni and Kiwanis clubs are invited to serve in their communities and celebrate the collective impact we can make together.
Spread the word! Kiwanis clubs can help by: •Inviting a local Key Club to join an upcoming service project. •Planning a project that brings Key Club members, alumni and Kiwanis members together. •Sharing the challenge with Key Clubs and Kiwanis members in your area. •Posting or finding a volunteer opportunity on the Key Club Alumni Network Volunteer Board. •Encouraging participants to submit their service hours, photos and project highlights so we can celebrate their impact.
Projects can be big or small. Have an hour? That’s enough to make a difference! Host a quick cleanup, collect donations, write cards, invite Key Club members and alumni to an existing Kiwanis project or plan something new together. Every act of service counts. Help us spread the word and find a way for your club to participate! ... See MoreSee Less
Become a Certified Trainer
Every October, Kiwanis begins the year with a new slate of club officers, and it requires a team to prepare these club officers for their positions. And that’s why we’re looking for the best and brightest certified instructors to educate and prepare them for success. To be considered for the position, we request that you have strong experience facilitating in a group environment, using current technology to assist in those education sessions, and would prefer that you have held the position of Lieutenant Governor or higher.
As a Certified Instructor, you will be representing Kiwanis International and your district to local club officers. It is a priority to provide consistent education to our leaders, so the program is expected to be delivered as provided by Kiwanis International and your district. This will ensure that the education sessions are consistent and accurate regardless of what district or division the club resides, and which instructor is facilitating the curriculum.
Certified Trainer Job Description
To apply, please reach out to the Education Chair via Contact Form.
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The Key Club Week Service Challenge is a new way to bring the Kiwanis family together through what connects us most: service. Throughout Key Club Week, November 2-6, Key Club members, alumni and Kiwanis clubs are invited to serve in their communities and celebrate the collective impact we can make together.
Spread the word! Kiwanis clubs can help by:
•Inviting a local Key Club to join an upcoming service project.
•Planning a project that brings Key Club members, alumni and Kiwanis members together.
•Sharing the challenge with Key Clubs and Kiwanis members in your area.
•Posting or finding a volunteer opportunity on the Key Club Alumni Network Volunteer Board.
•Encouraging participants to submit their service hours, photos and project highlights so we can celebrate their impact.
Projects can be big or small. Have an hour? That’s enough to make a difference! Host a quick cleanup, collect donations, write cards, invite Key Club members and alumni to an existing Kiwanis project or plan something new together. Every act of service counts. Help us spread the word and find a way for your club to participate! ... See MoreSee Less
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