Education Coordinator

• Collaborate with volunteers and assistants to design and implement well- structured lesson plans that meet learners’ needs.
• Create assignments and learning activities for PCFA scholars and interns to support their academic, social, and computer skills while building communication effectiveness and professional development
• Train and mentor PCFA student-interns to
• deliver lessons confidently, accurately, with emphasis on learner engagement.
• deliver effective classroom management, positive discipline, and child- centered learning approaches.
• participate fully in lesson-planning and training sessions (including online trainings).
• Oversee preparation, use, and safe return of all teaching materials and equipment.
• Step in to teach or support classes when teachers are absent.
• Provide regular monitoring, feedback, and recommendations to improve program quality and outcomes.

• Ensure accurate and timely collection of program and student data.
• Review weekly data entries for accuracy, trends, and insights to inform management decision-making.
• Establish benchmarks and track program progress for reporting and grant applications.
• Identify goals, indicators, and evaluation benchmarks for education programs and CFA students.
• Ensure programs remain within budget and deliver value for resources used.
• Submit regular reports and analyses on program activities and impact.
• Provide at least one success story and three student/teacher quotes regularly to demonstrate program impact. Success stories should provide the context behind the success.

• Ensure education programmes are well-documented, effectively communicated, and aligned with donor and stakeholder requirements
• Ensure quality photographs with diverse subject matter are taken during sessions for reporting and communications.
• Capture short videos of classroom activities to share with the communication team.
• Produce a minimum of two (2) social media posts per week.
• Deliver one (1) core content story for the monthly email newsletter CFA Student Support
• Design Center activities to meet key needs and expected outcomes across communication, time management and organization, computers skills, and other academic, professional and personal skills.
• Support and deliver holiday literacy and numeracy sessions ulilizing Path to Success scholars who are available on break and interns.
• Guide students in writing letters, testimonials, and reflections for PCFA supporters, improving relevance, persuasive writing, and proper grammar.

• Provide real-time updates on field activities, challenges, and opportunities.
• Participate in daily check-ins with supervisors and weekly, monthly, and termly review meetings.
• Prepare and submit weekly reports covering all education program activities and intern interactions.
• Identify opportunities and funding avenues to expand English literacy and numeracy programs in rural communities around Ho.
• Build strong relationships with GES teachers, community stakeholders, beneficiaries, and partners.

• Support PCFA students to develop into compassionate, effective educators and classroom assistants.
• Promote positive reinforcement strategies in line with PCFA guidelines.
• Report any use of physical punishment, verbal abuse, or humiliating disciplinary practices
• Provide daily guidance and support to student interns.

• Bachelor’s degree in Education, Development Studies, Social Sciences, or a related field (Master’s degree is an advantage).
•  Minimum of 2–3 years’ experience coordinating education or community-based programs, preferably within an NGO or INGO setting.
• Demonstrated experience in teacher training, youth development, or education supervision.
• Experience working in intercultural and community-based environments.
• Strong communication, leadership, and reporting skills.

• Strong interpersonal skills and a proactive, can-do attitude.
• Commitment to PCFA core values and child protection standards.
• Ability to work sensitively and effectively in an intercultural environment.
• Strong teamwork skills and the ability to motivate and guide young people.
• Passion for education, community development, and youth empowerment.
• Ability to gain respect and lead with firmness, empathy, and integrity.
• Strong skills in monitoring, evaluation, and data management.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, email, and file management systems.
• Willingness to learn, grow, and identify areas for professional development.

Location: Ho, Volta Region (with community-based activities)

Salary: Attractive