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As project facilitators, we are part of a project team. The exact nature of our work depends on the type of the project, but in general we are responsible for guiding the team through the project lifecycles, representing and reminding them of the master plan objectives. We work closely with project managers and other stakeholders. Our role is different from the project managerial one in that it solely focuses on the assigned project’s set objectives.
Core tasks:
- initiating and circulating communication relevant to project
- regularly reviewing project progress
- keeping project plan up to date
- providing mentorship to team members
- assisting project manager in conflict resolution
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Which colleges / universities would be the best if I want to be a Project Facilitator?
What is the women/men ratio in the job of Project Facilitator?
Isabella Holmes
The women/men ratio is well balanced.
What is the most common age of a Project Facilitator?
Liam Brown
The typical age is 28.
How much experience do you need to work as a Project Facilitator?
Liam Brown
You need 6 years of experience to work as a Project Facilitator.
Which industries have a lot of people working in Project Facilitator roles?
Liam Brown
Education employs the most.
Do I need a degree to work as a Project Facilitator?
Sophie Hayes
No higher education is the typical for a Project Facilitator
Which company employs the most people in the Project Facilitator role?
Sophie Hayes
Afni, Clark County School District, Concert Tech, Partner Engineering and Science and Udacity has the most employees.
How many years do people spend as a Project Facilitator in their career path?
Liam Brown
You should work for 4 years before considering changing to another role.
How common is it for a Project Facilitator to jump from company to company?
Benjamin Gardner
People working as a Project Facilitator are not changing their employers frequently.
What jobs do people work in before becoming a Project Facilitator?
Isabella Holmes
Research Assistant, Project Manager or Teacher are the typical prior positions for a Project Facilitator
If I’m working as a Project Facilitator, what next position could I have?
Liam Brown
Consider the following: Project Manager, Research Assistant or Program Manager
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