PCA Student Manager Job Description The PCA Student Program Manager (SPM) leads and directs the efforts of the PCA Regional Coordinators and is support staff to Pearson’s Student Relations Manager. The Student Program Manager ensures each Regional Coordinator is able to provide top quality leadership and management to their teams of Pearson Campus Ambassadors.

1. PCA Student Program Manager Job Description
Program Vision
The Pearson Campus Ambassador program directly supports the goals and vision of Pearson
Education by helping students succeed academically and get the most from their educational
materials.
Purpose
The PCA Student Program Manager (SPM) leads and directs the efforts of the PCA Regional
Coordinators and is support staff to Pearson’s Student Relations Manager. The Student Program
Manager ensures each Regional Coordinator is able to provide top quality leadership and management to
their teams of Pearson Campus Ambassadors.
Reports to
Student Relations Manager (SRM)
Roles & Responsibilities
Specific responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
 Lead and inspire a team of 10 - 15 Regional Coordinators
 Share PCA program-wide best practices with all teams
 Manage administrative compliance for all Regional Coordinators (timesheets, reporting, etc)
 Help to establish ongoing training and support content for Regional Coordinators and Pearson
Campus Ambassadors
 Help coordinate and track Pearson projects from product teams, marketing and other Pearson
staff
 Create content for Students@Pearson newsletter and PearsonStudents.com
 Participate in program leadership summit (July 27 – 29)
 Lead monthly Regional Coordinators conference calls with Student Relations Manager
 Monthly one-on-one call with Student Relations Manager
 Develop Regional Coordinators into future Student Program Managers
 Any other duties as assigned by the Student Relations Manager
Desired Qualifications
 Participation in the Pearson Campus Ambassador or Pearson Student Advisory Board (PSAB)
program for at least one semester
 Record of achievement as a PCA or PSAB member, and a student leader on campus
 Willingness to work behind the scenes to lead a regional team
 Ability to attend all required meetings and trainings
 Proficiency in MS Word, MS Excel
Eligibility
 Must meet all eligibility requirements to be a Pearson Campus Ambassador
 Commitment to work for the 2010-2011 academic year
Compensation
 $10/hr
 Complimentary Pearson Higher Education products and services
 Average 5 – 10 hours per week
 Travel, networking opportunities, and leadership training
Application Process
 Email a cover letter to Ashley Marie Hill, Pearson’s Student Relations Manager
o Email Subject Line: Student Manager Position
 Submit your online resume for the Pearson Campus Ambassador position
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