Available Positions
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Program Coaches guide students through spiritual formation, healing, deliverance processes, accountability structures, and the core curriculum. They provide mentoring, hold weekly sessions, facilitate group discussions, and ensure students remain aligned, supported, and spiritually covered.
Part-Time Strategy:
Lead 3–5 coaching sessions per week
Manage a limited caseload of student groups
Provide asynchronous support inside the community platform
Ideal for current ministers, counselors, and prophetic voices already in vocation
Full-Time Strategy:
Full caseload of student groups
Lead multiple weekly coaching labs, office hours, and mentorship calls
Oversee curriculum refinement and student progress tracking
Support 1:1 healing/deliverance as needed
Competitive Pay Positioning:
These roles combine ministry, coaching, and specialized training. Comparable roles in coaching academies & ministry schools offer high-tier compensation based on experience, certification, deliverance background, and spiritual maturity.Full-Time:
👉 $60,000–$95,000/year (depending on experience, theological training, deliverance background)Part-Time:
👉 $30–$65/hour
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Enrollment Specialists guide prospective students through the discernment and application process. They conduct sales calls (framed as clarity sessions), answer questions, assess fit, and steward new students into the correct programs.
Part-Time Strategy:
Handle 10–20 calls/week
Manage short-term enrollment pushes and quarterly launch cycles
Commission and base pay structure aligned with industry-standard education advisors
Full-Time Strategy:
Manage the full enrollment pipeline
Conduct 25–40 calls/week
Oversee CRM management, follow-up sequences, and student onboarding
Collaborate with marketing + coaching teams for conversion optimization
Competitive Pay Positioning:
Enrollment roles in education and coaching industry are compensated through a hybrid model of base + commission. Highly competitive packages attract candidates with both ministry sensitivity and professional enrollment experience.Full-Time:
👉 $50,000–$75,000 base + commissions
Total compensation often reaches: $70,000–$110,000/yearPart-Time:
👉 $18–$30/hour + commission
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Operations & Support Coordinator
Admin Assistants provide day-to-day operational support—calendar management, communication, scheduling, document organization, backend system setup, and assisting faculty and coaches.
Part-Time Strategy:
10–20 hours/week
Manage recurring tasks, inbox support, scheduling, and meeting prep
Ideal for someone supporting multiple departments with flexible hours
Full-Time Strategy:
Fully manage operations workflows across the Seminary
Oversee calendars, onboarding systems, file structures, and communication pipelines
Support events, virtual classrooms, and program launches
Competitive Pay Positioning:
Administrative roles can be highly competitive when paired with benefits, flexible scheduling, remote work, and cross-training opportunities.Full-Time:
👉 $40,000–$60,000/yearPart-Time:
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Social Media + Educational Content Specialist
Creates high-quality written, visual, and social content to communicate the Seminary’s mission, programs, and teachings. Works closely with marketing and faculty to translate prophetic revelation into accessible content.
Part-Time Strategy:
10–15 hours/week
Produce weekly content for YouTube, Instagram, newsletters
Edit, repurpose, and manage content calendars
Full-Time Strategy:
Own the entire content ecosystem: long-form, short-form, email, copywriting
Collaborate with coaches, leaders, and students to generate stories
Manage brand voice consistency across all platforms
Competitive Pay Positioning:
Creative roles are highly valued in modern ministries and online education. Competitive rates align with digital marketing industry norms, plus the added benefit of working in a Kingdom-centered environment.Full-Time:
👉 $45,000–$70,000/yearPart-Time:
👉 $20–$40/hour
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Media Production Specialist
Editor for sermons, teachings, YouTube content, ads, podcasts, and program modules. Responsible for creating professional, emotionally engaging, excellent-quality media.
Part-Time Strategy:
Project-based editing
Weekly editing of YouTube videos and short-form clips
Perfect for remote creatives who work across multiple ministries
Full-Time Strategy:
Manage all Seminary video production
Create branded assets, video libraries, teasers, ads, program intros
Oversee video strategy for launches and student education
Competitive Pay Positioning:
Creative video roles are competitive in both ministry and marketplace settings. Offering flexible scheduling, remote work, and opportunities for creative autonomy strengthens appeal.Full-Time:
👉 $50,000–$80,000/yearPart-Time:
👉 $25–$60/hour
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Growth + Communications Lead
Oversees strategic promotion of Seminary programs, manages funnels, tracks analytics, handles paid ads (if applicable), coordinates with Enrollment Specialists, and ensures steady growth.
Part-Time Strategy:
Focus on content scheduling, analytics, and campaign support
Assist in launches and seasonal marketing pushes
Manage email marketing + social scheduling systems
Full-Time Strategy:
Own the entire marketing strategy for Seminary programs
Develop content systems, funnels, campaigns, and launches
Oversee brand messaging, analytics, community growth, and paid advertising
Competitive Pay Positioning:
Marketing roles in online education are among the highest compensated due to their direct tie to revenue and growth. Offering high-competitive pay helps attract applicants with digital education and ministry experience.Full-Time:
👉 $65,000–$110,000/year
(This is one of the highest-paying roles due to revenue impact.)Part-Time:
👉 $35–$60/hour
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We recognize that God often places gifts within His people that don’t fit neatly into traditional job titles. The “Other” category invites candidates to propose roles, gifts, or creative contributions that could strengthen the Seminary’s mission.
Examples may include:
Pastoral Care Coordinator
Deliverance Specialist
Research Assistant
Curriculum Developer
Prophetic Worship Leader
Community Success Manager
Operations Architect
Podcast Host or Producer
Part-Time Strategy:
Project-based, flexible roles
Pilot opportunities to test fit, impact, and long-term value
Full-Time Strategy:
Build new departments
Expand the Seminary’s long-term footprint
Establish emerging roles essential for growth
Competitive Pay Positioning:
Flexible, applicant-driven roles can be compensated based on scope, skill, contribution, and long-term strategic value.Depending on the role, competitive ranges may fall into:
👉 $20–$65/hour
👉 $40,000–$110,000/yearExamples:
Curriculum Developer → $55K–$90K
Pastoral Care Coordinator → $45K–$70K
Deliverance Specialist → $50K–$85K
Podcast Producer → $50K–$75K
Worship Coordinator (online) → $35K–$60K
Operations Architect → $75K–$120K
This category is flexible depending on expertise and strategic importance.
Why Work With Selah Seminary?
At Selah Seminary, we believe that the people who serve in the Kingdom deserve support, honor, and excellence—not burnout, underpayment, or spiritual strain. We are building a team of high-caliber leaders who desire meaningful work, deep purpose, and an environment that strengthens both their craft and their calling.
Here’s what makes working with us different:
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We operate as a fully remote seminary, empowering you to serve from anywhere in the world.
You’ll experience:
Flexible scheduling that honors your lifestyle
The ability to work from your home, studio, or ministry location
A results-driven culture that prioritizes balance and well-being
We believe ministry should fit the rhythm of your life, not the other way around.
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We are committed to offering industry-leading pay that honors your expertise and time.
Our compensation packages may include:Health and wellness stipends
Ministry resource allowances
Opportunities for bonuses tied to performance and impact
Your work deserves to be honored spiritually and financially.
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Every team member receives access to:
Apostolic and prophetic leadership development
Ministerial training and certifications
Coaching, mentoring, and spiritual covering
Here, your growth is part of your job.
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Working with Selah Seminary is not just a job—it’s a Kingdom assignment.
You’ll be part of:A prophetic community that values accountability, healing, and spiritual integrity
A mission that changes lives across nations
A team where your voice, gifts, and calling are celebrated
A work environment marked by prayer, honor, excellence, and purpose
If you desire work that strengthens your spirit as much as your skill, you’ll feel at home here.
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Your contributions will:
Heal wounded leaders
Raise prophets and apostles
Strengthen the global Church
Advance Kingdom transformation
Every meeting, call, design, edit, or interaction becomes part of someone’s spiritual breakthrough.
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If you’re looking for an opportunity that blends:
Kingdom impact
Professional excellence
Leadership development
Spiritual transformation
Competitive pay
…then Selah Seminary may be exactly the place you’ve been praying for.
Application Requirements
Not everyone can apply—only those who have completed our internal formation process. We believe in empowering our graduates to continue their ministry journey with purpose, integrity, and impact.
That’s why all applicants must first complete Healing Prophets and Prophet’s Accelerator before being considered for any role. Apostle’s House graduates command the highest salary rates for their executive-level leadership.
These positions are exclusive to those who have walked through our transformative process and proven themselves faithful, teachable, and aligned with the culture of this house.
By partnering with our own graduates in the work of ministry, we ensure that every leader remains rooted in a spiritual community that provides covering, accountability, and the apostolic environment necessary to sustain their calling.