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Swiftscore

Tech Consultant (Paid Training Program)

Posted 21 Days Ago
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
120K-120K Annually
Entry level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
120K-120K Annually
Entry level
Participate in a paid sales training program progressing from sales foundations to independently managing school and district deals. Conduct prospecting, discovery calls, product demos, objection handling, closing, customer rollout, and ongoing account support. Tech Consultants own a regional pipeline, secure referrals, and help schools achieve value from Swiftscore. The role is fully remote within the United States and offers $120,000 OTE after successfully completing the program.
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Leaving the classroom? Your next job could still be helping schools.


 

Swiftscore makes tools that help principals spend less time on paperwork and more time coaching their teachers. We're hiring Tech Consultants to bring Swiftscore to schools and districts and help them use it well. It's a $120,000 OTE, full-time role with benefits, and you don't need any sales experience to get there.


 

You'll get there through a paid training program run with our partner, Fuel Sales Academy. You're paid while you learn. You move up each time you hit a target, and when you pass the final one, Swiftscore hires you.


 

Why educators do well here

You already know how schools work. You know what a principal's day looks like, what makes teachers buy into something, and how to explain a hard idea to a skeptical room. We'll teach you the rest.


 

How the program works

- Stage 0: Sales Foundations (about 1 month). Learn prospecting, cold calling and objection handling through live roleplay and coaching.

- Stage 1: SDR Experience (about 5 weeks). Call schools and book meetings with principals. To move on, book 3 meetings a week for 4 weeks in a row.

- Stage 2: Demo Foundations (about 3 weeks). Learn the Swiftscore demo and shadow live calls. To move on, run a live demo for our Head of Partnerships and handle his objections.

- Stage 3: Tech Consultant in Training (about 4 months). Run your own deals from first call to rollout, with coaching behind you. To move on, close 10 deals and get 5 referrals.

- The job: Tech Consultant at Swiftscore. You own a region, earn $120K OTE and work full-time with benefits.

 

You advance as soon as you hit each target. We care about results, not resume.

 

What a Tech Consultant does

- Owns a region of schools and districts

- Runs discovery calls and demos with principals and district leaders

- Closes new schools and leads their rollout

- Checks in with schools through the year so each one gets real value

- Grows their own pipeline from customer referrals

 

What we look for

- Urgency: you want to earn, and soon.

- Consistency: you hit your number every week, even on the days you don't feel like it.

- Coachability: you take feedback and use it on the next call.

- Composure: you stay steady when someone pushes back.

- Location: you live in the U.S. The role is fully remote.

 

Teaching experience is a big plus but not required. If you already have sally move through the stages faster.

 

Who you'll learn from

- John Gamba, Entrepreneur in Residence at Catalyst @ Penn GSE, who has spent 30 years building education companies

- Cindy Barris, a district leader who started as a special education teache

- Kurtis Hawkins, Senior Account Executive at Abre, formerly at Nearpod and Blackboard

- Fuel Sales Academy's coaches, who run your day-to-day training

 

Apply: https://swiftscore.org/hiring

 

Training is delivered by Fuel Sales Academy, a division of Fuel Sales, LLC.paid by Fuel as an apprentice. Swiftscore hires you after you pass the Stage 3 target.



 

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