Open Enrollment Manager

About the role

Are you someone who strives for excellence, values accountability, provides the best service, all while reflecting unwavering integrity? Our talented team members across the state follow the behaviors, beliefs and outcomes of these core values to ensure that our vision is met. If you're ready to join the TSTC family and make great memories please complete our application process.

Responsibilities

• Open Enrollment Portfolio Management: Manages a regional portfolio of open enrollment programs with accountability for enrollment growth, revenue generation, financial performance, program effectiveness, and job placement outcomes. Evaluates portfolio performance and recommends new, expanded, modified, or discontinued offerings based on labor market demand, student interest, financial performance, and student outcomes. Maintains awareness of emerging technologies, evolving industry practices, and future technician skill requirements to identify learning opportunities that respond to changing workforce and learner needs.
• Partnership Development & Student Pipelines: Develops and manages relationships with community-based organizations, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, workforce development entities, and other referral partners to create sustainable student pipelines and expand access to open enrollment programs. Identifies partnership opportunities that support student recruitment, enrollment, completion, and employment outcomes. Represents TSTC at community events, workforce meetings, partner engagements, and regional or statewide initiatives to strengthen relationships and expand program awareness.
• Market Analysis & Portfolio Growth: Analyzes local and regional workforce needs, labor market trends, employer demand, student interests, and industry developments to identify opportunities for portfolio growth. Recommends new and expanded open enrollment offerings based on demonstrated market need, financial viability, and alignment with TSTC’s workforce mission. Partners with institutional stakeholders to evaluate program opportunities, support implementation, and identify appropriate pathways between noncredit and credit programs.
• Enrollment, Outreach & Student Access: Collaborates with marketing, recruitment, and institutional partners to develop and execute outreach and enrollment strategies that increase participation, strengthen student pipelines, and expand awareness of Open Enrollment programs. Works with internal partners, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and other stakeholders to identify scholarships, sponsorships, grants, and other funding opportunities that reduce financial barriers to participation. Uses partnership and enrollment information to identify opportunities to improve student access and support successful program