General description
under the guidance and supervision of the Academic Management Team, the Education Officer will be responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Retention Support Program in the selected schools, monitoring the teaching and learning processes, providing coaching support to teachers and collecting data required by the Headquarters team.
Job responsibilities
- Communicate with public school supervisors and teachers.
- Visit schools in which the program is being implemented to ensure that ALLC's procedures, approaches and values are being complied with.
- Ensure the schedule of classes are held, ensure the availability of supplies, facilitate the coordination of all program a ctivities in the assigned school, and generally being the front-line of ALLC in each school.
- Support monitoring and evaluation as requested by the Headquarters team.
- Prepare for Headquarters team meetings and field visits.
- Coach teachers in effective implementation of the program.
- Provide administrative support to teachers and Headquarters team.
- Follow up on student improvement in grades.
- Report to the Academic Management Team in terms of teachers and students performance and issues; report problems encountered or envisaged discrepancies immediately.
- Conduct awareness sessions and facilitate community events, as requested.
- Visit classes and give feedback to teachers upon instructions by Academic Management Team.
- Prepare and submit reports to Academic Management Team on the field visits.
- Perform other admin duties as required or assigned.
- Deliver teacher training sessions as requested.
- Meet with parents.
- Attend meetings and training sessions regionally and centrally as requested.
- Perform your duties as per TOR and SOP guidelines by AMT and PM.
Application Deadline
Organisation
Salary Range
Unpaid Position
Contract Type
Part Time
Requires a Cover Letter?
No
Education Degree
Bachelor Degree
Education Degree Details
Teaching diploma is a plus
Arabic
Fluent
English
Excellent
French
Very Good
Hide guidelines for wrong answers
No