Ayadina Association
Job Description
TITLE: Arts Center Coordinator
REPORTS TO: The Executive Director
SUMMARY: The Arts Center Coordinator assumes all aspects of the
management of Ayadina Association’s Visual and Performing
Arts Center
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Teachers
Interviews teacher candidates and makes recommendation to the executive director for staffing.
Makes effort to retain arts center teachers
Works closely with the teachers and is responsible for providing leadership
Organizes time and agenda for planning the year for teachers in September
Instructs the teachers in teaching methodologies that lead to a desired result
Students
Recruits students to the program through campaigns on the ground, social media contact with other Ngo’s that work with children and links with neighboring schools.
Follows up on student attendance and makes efforts to prevent student drop outs
Parents
Encourages parent involvement
Has regular contacts with, and acts as, a resource person for the Ayadina parents
Establishes a Parents’ Committee
The Arts Programs
Is instrumental in the continuous development and improvement of the arts program
Ensures that the agreed upon curriculum is implemented in each arts course
Makes sure that individual student progress is regularly assessed using agreed upon assessment tools.
Observes classes for their effectiveness and presents a monthly formal report to the executive director and twice yearly to the Board
Ensures that adequate records are kept of all program activities
Ensures that all couses have the necessary resources
Presents each trimester a projected arts education budget to the executive director and in March to the Board.
Is responsible for the event management of all arts related events
Application Deadline
Organisation
Salary Range
Unpaid Position
Contract Type
Full Time
Requires a Cover Letter?
Yes
Education Degree
Bachelor Degree
Education Degree Details
Bachelor degree in social, educational, art related and management.
Arabic
Very Good
English
Very Good
French
Good
Hide guidelines for wrong answers
No