Job Description

A primary school coordinator's job description includes overseeing academic and operational aspects of a grade level, supporting and mentoring teachers, and ensuring a positive learning environment. Key responsibilities involve curriculum planning and implementation, managing teacher performance and professional development, coordinating with parents and administration, and handling administrative tasks like budget tracking, event planning, and monitoring student progress. Key responsibilities

Curriculum and instruction:

Plan and implement the primary curriculum, ensuring it aligns with school standards. Supervise and provide guidance to teachers on best practices. Monitor student progress and evaluate educational outcomes.

Teacher and staff support:

Provide support, guidance, and professional development to teachers. Facilitate staff meetings and collaborate with teachers on curriculum and student needs. Assist with staff recruitment, including interviewing and selection.

Administration and operations:

Coordinate with school leadership and other departments on academic initiatives. Manage budgets for the primary department, including monitoring expenditures and resource allocation. Organize and oversee school events and co-curricular activities. Ensure the safety and well-being of students.

Parent and community relations:

Serve as a point of communication between the school and parents, addressing concerns and providing updates. Collaborate with families to support the student's academic and socio-emotional development.
Required skills and qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Education or a related field. Experience in a primary or early childhood education setting. Proven leadership and supervisory experience. Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. Familiarity with the school's curriculum and educational standards. Ability to work collaboratively with staff, parents, and administration
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?32,395.06 - ?37,193.27 per month

Work Location: In person