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Job Number: 202600222 BASIC PURPOSE This is a 3 hour class. As an approved training provider in PA, Montgomery County Community College's Center for Workforce Development is seeking knowledgeable and experienced Notary Public Non-Credit Trainers to design courses that demystify Notary Public; to provide real-world case studies, practical applications and hands-on exercises; and deliver engaging and effective training instruction on notary public principles, ethics, responsibilities, and best practices to individuals pursuing a Pennsylvania notary public certification. This position plays a crucial role in preparing students for PA state notary exams, ensuring they understand their professional responsibilities and legal requirements. Teaching assignments may be at the College's Blue Bell or Pottstown physical sites or Virtual and/or offsite locations ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Qualifications:Completion of a state-approved notary training course (at least 3 hours) covering Pennsylvania notary law and practices Active status as a Pennsylvania Notary Public with possession of a notary seal and journal. Minimum of 5 years' experience as a notary public in Pennsylvania. Previous teaching or training experience preferred, especially with adult learners in Notary-related or other business topics. Ability to engage and motivate students with diverse backgrounds and learning styles and to provide constructive feedback to support learning. Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills. Maintain accurate attendance and student performance records as required by the Workforce Development department. Experience using Canvas or a comparable LMS (Learning Management System) Bachelor Degree ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Preferred Qualifications:Experience conducting notary public workshops or training programs. Membership in a professional notary association (e.g., National Notary Association). Stay current with changes in notary laws and indust

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