The School Administration Manager (SAM) assists the principal/administrator focus on instructional, rather than managerial/operational, tasks in all education levels (elementary, middle and high school). Under the direction of the principal/administrator, the SAM is responsible for the overall management and supervision of the operations of the school including supervision and evaluation of classified staff as defined by the Principal. Assists in maintaining a positive safe campus by enforcing school rules and policies, and may act as a liaison to parents, community and staff. At elementary schools, the SAM may assume responsibility for administration/operation of the school in the absence of principal/ administrators. Participates in collective decision-making within the school management team. The SAM manages non-instruction functions and activities; coordinates special events, volunteer coordination, parent/family involvement, transportation, and building maintenance; receives, dist
Masters degree in social work, development studies or any other relevant discipline (eg TISS) A minimum of three years’ relevant experience, including: 1. One years’ experience working in a rural or marginalised community 2. Two years’ leadership experience (eg Gandhi Fellowship) 3. For PYL, ALL, SAM only, two years’ teaching experience 4. For Rural Changemaker only, two years’ experience liaising with government officials to create change Growth Mindset – you will face virgin challenges and need to learn a lot Resourcefulness – you will need to get things done yourself Reflective attitude – make constant micro-innovations to improve your work Wellbeing – strong sense of self care and care of others Team work – all successes and failures are shared equally. Strong computer literacy (Email, Word, Excel, web research) Fluent spoken and written Hindi and English Personal laptop and smart phone
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(eg TISS) A minimum of three years’ relevant experience, including: 1. One years’ experience working in a rural or marginalised community 2. Two years’ leadership experience (eg Gandhi Fellowship) 3. For PYL, ALL, SAM only, two years’ teaching experience 4. For Rural Changemaker only, two years’ experience liaising with government officials to create change Growth Mindset – you will face virgin challenges and need to learn a lot Resourcefulness – you will need to get things done yourself Reflective attitude – make constant micro-innovations to improve your work Wellbeing – strong sense of self care and care of others Team work – all successes and failures are shared equally. Strong computer literacy (Email, Word, Excel, web research) Fluent spoken and written Hindi and English Personal laptop and smart phone