About US:
Q Sourcing is an East African human resource consulting and outsourcing company, combining unparalleled experience and expertise across business functions. Q Sourcing is a manpower management solutions firm operating in the East African Region in the countries of Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda and South Sudan.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
In charge of making the school work plan in consultation with the director.
Take over the overall administration and management of the school under the supervision of the directors.
Oversee the non-teaching , Teaching staff and monitor their performance;
Ensure effectively , efficiently the maintenance and proper utilization of all school assents
Inculcate discipline among all pupils, teaching and non-teaching staff and make sure the vision of the school is achieved.
Organize and make sure that the primary education curriculum is fully implemented.
In charge of preparing the academic plans, programme and schedules (time table) of the school; and to participate in the implementation of the Education Sector reforms related to primary education.
Ensure that the professional code of conduct is implemented
Ensure that there is 50% performance improvement in academies of every class
Ensure that 100% school fees collection is made while working in close relation with the bursar
The incumbent will serve as the chief marketer of the school by ensuring a 30% increment of student enrollment in liaison with the director.
Send weekly, monthly, termly and annual reports to the directors.
Qualifications, Skills and Experience:
The applicant should at least hold a Diploma in Primary Education or its equivalent of this from a recognized Institution
The ideal candidate should also be registered with the Ministry of Education and Sports.
How to Apply:
All suitably qualified and interested candidates are encouraged to send a comprehensive CV via e-mail to: recruitment@qsourcing.com. Please kindly mark your application as “Application _Head Teacher” in the subject line of your email.
Deadline: 10th June, 2015