Training Coordinator

NEIGHBORHOOD ASSISTANCE OF AMERICA•Atlanta, GA

22h•Remote

About The Position

The Training Coordinator ("TC") provides operational and administrative support for NACA's Training & Development Department. The TC coordinates training logistics, maintains training records and learning systems, supports new hire onboarding, prepares training materials, assists instructors during classroom and virtual training, and ensures training programs are delivered efficiently and consistently. The TC works closely with the Training Director, Training Specialists, Training Instructors, Human Resources, and external training partners to support employee development and maintain accurate training records and reporting. This position requires exceptional organizational skills, attention to detail, customer service, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. The TC supports continuous improvement of training programs and departmental processes through accurate reporting, organization, and collaboration.

Requirements

Exceptional organizational ability, attention to detail, customer service, and communication skills while effectively supporting multiple training initiatives simultaneously.
Strong organizational and time management skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication.
High level of confidentiality and professionalism.
Ability to manage multiple priorities.
Strong Microsoft Office skills.
Experience using Learning Management Systems or similar databases.
High School Graduate or Equivalent – Required
Completion of NACA’s training with a high passing score – Within three months of employment
HUD Certified - Highly Preferred; otherwise, become HUD-certified within three months of employment.
Two or more years supporting training, learning & development, human resources, education, or administrative operations.
Experience coordinating meetings, events, training programs, or onboarding preferred.
Experience maintaining databases, reports, or LMS platforms preferred.
Mortgage, housing counseling, financial services, or nonprofit experience preferred.
NACA staff are required to adhere to and participate in NACA’s advocacy efforts.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting training, onboarding, HR, or learning programs preferred.
Mortgage, housing counseling, financial services, or nonprofit experience preferred.
B.A. or B.S. – Preferred
Licensed Mortgage Loan Originator – Highly Preferred
Real estate courses – Highly Preferred

Responsibilities

Coordinate internal and external training schedules, registrations, classrooms, and logistics.
Prepare training materials, manuals, workbooks, course agendas, and welcome communications.
Coordinate onboarding schedules for new employees.
Support instructors during classroom, virtual, and hybrid training sessions.
Coordinate travel, facilities, equipment, and event logistics for training activities.
Maintain training records, certifications, attendance, assessments, and learner documentation.
Maintain LMS enrollments, course catalogs, learner records, and reporting.
Process registrations, enrollment changes, and training completion records.
Audit training databases to ensure accuracy and completeness.
Generate reports on training participation, certifications, and compliance.
Assist with curriculum updates and preparation of instructional materials.
Support instructional design projects as assigned.
Gather trainee feedback and assist with training evaluations.
Research training resources, technologies, and best practices.
Promote out-of-network training opportunities.
Prepare reports, correspondence, and documentation.
Coordinate meetings and communications.
Conduct internet research and special projects.
Support department initiatives and continuous improvement efforts.
Actively participating in campaigns to protect homeowners and expand affordable lending.
Joining NACA’s "Achieve the Dream" events and other advocacy actions, which may require travel and weekend/evening commitments.
Demonstrating a personal commitment to fighting for the rights of low-to-moderate income individuals and systemic change in the mortgage industry.