A - Level Coordinator

Key Responsibilities: 1. Coordinate the A Level program, ensuring it aligns with the school’s educational goals and academic standards. 2. Act as the primary point of contact for A Level teachers, promoting effective communication between faculty, students, and parents. 3. Oversee the enrolment of students into A Level courses, ensuring they meet entry requirements and select appropriate subjects. 4. Collaborate with subject teachers to create and implement teaching plans that are in line with the curriculum. 5. Organize the exam schedule and ensure all students are registered for their exams. 6. Monitor students' academic progress and ensure that they are meeting deadlines and course requirements. 7. Regularly review and update curriculum materials to ensure that they are current and relevant. 8. Monitor and support teacher performance, ensuring the teaching methods are effective and that teachers have the resources they need to teach efficiently. Quality Assurance and Reporting: 1. Monitor student performance and identify areas where improvement is needed. 2. Prepare reports on student performance, attendance, and other academic metrics for school leadership. 3. Ensure compliance with all accreditation requirements and examination regulations. Parent and Community Engagement: 1. Communicate with parents regarding student progress, upcoming events, and other relevant information. 2. Organize meetings or information sessions for parents to keep them informed about the A Level program and their child’s academic journey. 3. Collaborate with external organizations, such as universities or examination bodies, to ensure the A Level program remains up to date. Skills and Qualifications: • Education: A Bachelor’s degree in Education, a related field, or in the specific subjects taught in the A Level program • Experience: At least posses with minimum 3 years Experience, preferably in A Levels or other high school curriculum • Skills: Strong organizational skills, excellent communication abilities, problem-solving, and an understanding of educational administration. • Knowledge: In-depth knowledge of A Level subjects, exam procedures, and university admissions processes. • Personal Qualities: Leadership abilities, ability to work under pressure, attention to detail, and the ability to build strong relationships with students, parents, and staff.