Supply Chain Coordinator Coach
CourseCareers
Job Description
Full description from the employer, as published by Jobicy.
Part-Time Career Coach (Flexible, Paid Workshop + Upside)
About CourseCareers
CourseCareers is an online education platform that helps people launch new careers without a college degree or prior experience.
We work with industry professionals to create job-focused courses that teach practical, employer-aligned skills in technology, business, trades, and operations. Our students are career changers looking for realistic, entry-level opportunities, and coaching helps bridge the gap between coursework and landing the job.
About the Role
We’re looking for part-time Career Coaches to support students through live workshops and optional 1:1 coaching.
This is not a traditional employment role and not a guaranteed-income position. It’s a flexible, paid opportunity best suited for professionals who want to mentor, teach, and build a small coaching practice on the side, with upside if students choose to work with you.
How This Role Actually Works
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You host a live, one-hour workshop (seminar-style) for students
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You are paid $50 for your workshop + Private business you acquire
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Ability to receive exclusive coaching offers if you prove your abilities
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Workshops are used to provide value, answer questions, and showcase your expertise
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If students choose to book you for 1:1 coaching, you keep the coaching revenue
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You set your own availability and working hours
There is no requirement to convert students, workshops are paid regardless, but conversion is where upside comes from.
Responsibilities
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Host a live, one-hour workshop, on a monthly basis
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Answer student questions related to the field and job search
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Share real-world insight into what entry-level roles actually look like
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Provide optional 1:1 coaching to students who request it
What We’re Looking For
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3+ years of professional experience in the field
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Interest in mentoring and helping career changers
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Strong communication and teaching ability
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Availability at least three evening per week, ideally Tuesday-Thursday
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Self-starter mindset, comfortable running your own workshops
Ideal Fit
This role is a great fit if you:
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Enjoy teaching and mentoring
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Want flexible, side income
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Like the idea of being paid to teach, with optional upside
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Don’t need guaranteed hours or full-time income
Compensation
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$50 per one-hour workshop (guaranteed)
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Unlimited upside from 1:1 coaching sessions you convert
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No caps, no quotas, no minimums
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Job Overview
Company
CourseCareers
Location
USA
Job Type
Part-time
About This Listing
This job comes from Jobicy and is shown as published there. Dev Global Jobs has not checked the employer. Apply only on the official page and never pay a fee to apply.
At a glance
| Experience | 3 years or more |
|---|---|
| Work mode | Remote |
| Job type | Part-time |
| Date posted | 16 Oct 2026 |
| Source | Jobicy; apply on jobicy.com |
What this job asks for
- Experience: "3+ years of professional experience in the field"
- Education: Bachelor's degree
Main tasks, in the employer's words:
- Host a live, one-hour workshop, on a monthly basis
- Answer student questions related to the field and job search
- Share real-world insight into what entry-level roles actually look like
- and 1 more in the full description
About CourseCareers
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