| The Online News Association (ONA) is seeking a Learning Manager to oversee the creation and delivery of in-person and virtual training programs aimed at sharing best practices and inspiring innovation in journalism. This position will also help ONA evaluate the impact of our training on both participants and the journalism field. We’re looking for someone highly motivated and focused, with strong project management skills and a desire to constantly grow and improve our educational opportunities. This job will be perfect for someone wanting to develop unique training experiences, contribute their creative ideas and support the global journalism community. Applications are due December 15. About us With over 3,200 members worldwide, ONA is the world’s largest membership organization of digital journalists. Our mission is to inspire and support innovation and excellence in digital journalism. We believe journalism builds a more informed society that leads to a stronger democracy. Driven by a dynamic staff and Board of Directors, ONA is one of the leading organizations providing digital training through our conferences, fellowships and local groups. We offer excellent benefits – such as health insurance, 401(k), paid leave and professional development support – as well as a flexible, DC-based work environment with the option to work from home several days per week. Overview ONA is looking for a learning professional with a passion for creating and developing educational programs to join our growing organization. The ideal candidate will have experience in designing and growing both in-person and virtual training programs. Responsibilities include creating new learning and training opportunities for ONA, curating professional content for our training programs and evaluating the impact of our offerings. This position requires knowledge and understanding of adult education training approaches. Experience with educational technology and the digital journalism community is a plus. Responsibilities include: - Build a curriculum for key ONA educational initiatives, including new offerings being introduced over the next three years
- Work with staff, volunteers and consultants to determine the best content delivery method for each individual training program throughout the year
- Recruit, coach and manage topical experts for each of our learning opportunities
- Design speaker and trainer materials in collaboration with presenters and colleagues
- Evaluate the success of the educational aspects of our annual conference and other programs against target metrics
- Administrative support to ensure subject matter experts complete bios, submit headshots, sign waivers and are represented in digital and print materials
- Measure the success of our programs, both on individuals participating in them and on the broader journalism community
Salary: Negotiable Benefits: Paid medical, dental and vacation; 401K plan Hours: Full-Time; partial remote schedule Location: NPR’s Washington D.C. office and virtually, applicants must be able to work from the D.C. office at least two to three times a week. Reports to: Chief Knowledge Officer Works closely with: Director of Programs; Senior Manager, Communities & Local Journalism Initiatives Direct report: None What can you expect from joining ONA? You’ll join… - A team that’s passionate about making a difference.
- An organization that’s committed to your personal and professional growth.
- A community of collaborators, innovators and people who care about creating a better society.
We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status or disability status. | 
