Role Description
We are seeking an
Alternate Instructor
to support Army University's Army Strategic Education Program β Transition Course (ASEP-T), an executive career-transition program for retiring and separating U.S. Army General Officers and their spouses. This is a Key Personnel position. Courses are delivered in person in the National Capital Region and online, with:
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Five (5) five-day courses per year
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One (1) Introductory Transition Module
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Up to eight (8) Four-Star Executive Sessions annually
The Alternate Instructor partners with the Primary Instructor to teach, present, or facilitate the majority of ASEP-T. Responsibilities include:
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Stepping in as lead whenever the Primary Instructor is unavailable
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Helping General Officers translate their military experience into civilian executive terms
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Providing individual counseling and supporting the spouse curriculum
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Contributing to continuous course improvement in coordination with the ASEP-T Course Director
Qualifications
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Authorization to permanently work in the United States without sponsorship
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Ability to pass background checks (NCIC-III and Terrorist Screening Database) for Army installation and facility access
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A master's degree in business, management, counseling, or a related field; or experience plus recognized industry credentials or certifications in human resources management, career counseling, or career services
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Military veteran who transitioned within the last ten (10) years at the rank of O-4 or above, or as an E-9 (SGM/CSM)
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Three (3) or more years of experience leading talent management, recruiting, or counseling General Officers or senior military executives
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Three (3) or more years of experience with executive-level curriculum development and delivery
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Three (3) or more years of experience working with or for Army Generals, senior military officers, and/or senior civilian executives
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Two (2) or more years of experience in executive leadership in government or a public or private corporation
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Two (2) or more years of experience helping Army leaders translate military experience into civilian executive-level experience
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Two (2) or more years of public speaking experience
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Ability to travel within CONUS, including to the National Capital Region for in-person courses
Requirements
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Co-instruct five (5) five-day ASEP-T courses per year for up to 18 General Officers in person or 22 online, plus their spouses
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Serve as lead instructor when the Primary Instructor is unavailable
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Help develop and maintain a current, modular curriculum adaptable to face-to-face and online delivery
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Guide participants in building individual transition plans
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Instruct on resumes/CVs, cover letters, networking plans, and job search methods
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Facilitate experiential exercises, including resume building and mock interviews
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Conduct individual counseling sessions with participants
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Support delivery of the integrated spouse curriculum
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Support the Day 2 no-host networking event with recently retired General Officers
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Support the annual one-day Introductory Transition Module (ITM)
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Provide follow-on coaching on resumes, job search, interviewing, and salary negotiation
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Help administer pre-course surveys and course evaluations
Benefits
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Outstanding health, financial, and retirement benefits
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Paid leave and professional development opportunities
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Tuition assistance and work-life programs
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Award programs for exceptional performance
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Eligibility for full-time and part-time employees working at least 20 hours a week