Non-Profit Program Coordinator – Tech Education

Career Guide

Coordinates and delivers tech education programs for a nonprofit, managing schedules, volunteers, partners, and logistics. Tracks participant outcomes, supports curriculum delivery, and ensures activities meet grant and compliance requirements.

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Key Responsibilities

Plan and schedule coding workshops, camps, and mentoring sessions
Recruit, train, and coordinate volunteers and instructors
Manage participant outreach, registration, and waitlists
Coordinate curriculum, materials, and classroom tech setup
Track outcomes; maintain rosters, attendance, and survey data
Prepare grant reports and ensure compliance with funder requirements
Build partnerships with schools, libraries, and community groups
Manage event logistics, budgets, and vendor invoices

Career Progression

Can Lead To

Program Manager (Tech Education)

Director of Programs

Education Partnerships Manager

Transition Opportunities

Volunteer Manager

Community Outreach Manager

Instructional Designer

Workforce Development Specialist

EdTech Customer Success Manager

Common Skill Gaps

Often Missing Skills

Outcomes evaluation and logic model developmentVolunteer management at scaleGrant compliance and narrative/metrics reportingBasic computer science/coding literacyCRM/LMS setup and administration

Development SuggestionsTake a short course in program evaluation and nonprofit grant reporting; volunteer to coordinate a local coding workshop to practice logistics, data tracking, and working with instructors.

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Salary & Demand

Median Salary Range

Entry Level$40,000–$50,000

Mid Level$50,000–$65,000

Senior Level$65,000–$80,000

Growth Trend

growing — STEM education grants and digital equity programs fuel steady hiring

Companies Hiring

Major Employers

Code.orgGirls Who CodeYear Up

Industry Sectors

EducationNon-Profit & Social ImpactWorkforce Development

Recommended Next Steps

Build CS literacy by completing Code.org curricula or an intro course like Harvard CS50x; practice facilitating Scratch or Python activities.

Obtain CPR/First Aid and complete child-safety training; consider CVA or CNP to signal nonprofit operations expertise.

Design a weekend pilot (e.g., Scratch club), track attendance and outcomes in a simple dashboard, and produce a one-page impact report for your portfolio.