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Actor Trainer - Europe (Part-Time)
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What they do
An Actor or Entertainer portrays characters and assumes roles in performances, host television programs, or entertain in front of live audiences. Works in film or television and theatre, including professional and community based theatre. May work as a narrator, provide voiceovers for commercials or animated films or record audio versions of books; may play characters in theme parks or in living history museums. May perform comedy acts or other stage acts.
$59,961 / year median in Utah
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Required:
- 6 months experience as an MTC actor or teacher or 1 year experience with teaching, training, or tutoring in any capacity
- Must be fluent in a non-native language (except for English or ESL area assignment).
- Must have a solid understanding of MTC training principles, demonstrate problem-solving and organizational abilities, and have exceptional training competence.
- Must communicate effectively
- Demonstrates the ability to handle pressure well.
- Must have technology skills to adequately function in the MTC environment.
- Must have exceptional interpersonal and leadership skills.
- Must have a solid understanding of Preach My Gospel
- Demonstrates encouraging attitude, proactivity and self-motivation
- To successfully perform the essential functions of the job, there may be physical requirements which need to be met such as sitting for long periods of time and using monitors/equipment.
Preferred:
- 1 year of experience as an MTC actor or teacher Reports to manager level in Training Department 1. Trains and provides ongoing evaluation and development of actors (75%)
- Provides individual coaching and continuing in-service training of actors through leading weekly meetings
- Provides actors with materials and policy information.
- Observes and evaluates actors.
- Facilitates opportunities for actor improvement according to needs.
- Assists the Manager of Training in training new actors prior to interpretation experience.
- Ensures actors understand and effectively interpreter MTC meetings.
- Leads in establishing updates or new MTC interpretation guidelines.
- Fills in as an actor when needed. 2. Leads in advocating for actor effectiveness (10%)
- Evaluates missionary teaching appointment experience.
- Leads actors in providing for the individual needs of missionaries.
- Leads actors in creating an ideal teaching environment. 3. Administrative Functions (5%)
- Handles day-to-day supervisory matters, conferring with Manager of Training regarding disciplinary issues.
- Provides timely recommendations for actor merit increases.
- Coordinates with other supervisors regarding common employees/meetings. 4. Assists the Manager of Training (10%)
- Reports actor performance to the Manager of Training.
- Assists in interviewing, evaluating candidates' acting capacities, and making hiring decisions.
- Assists in area training meetings.
- Assists in coordinating training resources.
- Recommendations for actor dismissal 5.