The role requires experience in primary school teaching, lesson resource sourcing and creation, knowledge of e-learning as well as the ability to manage multiple projects at once and to work independently.

Responsibilities and expectations include

• Support the work to create schemes of work and curriculum maps for teachers using a variety of resources
• Ensure curriculum resources are in line with Impact Network’s Curriculum Framework and the Zambian National Primary School Syllabus and other government priorities
• Develop high quality lesson plans with learner-centered and activity-based strategies
• Take an active role in the development of new curriculum resources for teachers and students
• Reformat, upload and organize digital learning materials
• Assist in coordinating materials and resources for intervention and enrichment programing
• Contribute to the development of high-quality teacher training materials
• Attend regular meetings with the academics’ team and provide updates to improve decision making for the program
• Aid in the finalization of exams and assessments as needed
• Compile weekly, monthly and termly reports as requested
• Additional tasks based on organization needs

Requirements

• Should have teacher qualifications with 2+ years relevant work experience
• Experience teaching in at the primary school level using learner-centered methods
• Experience developing lessons and curriculum resources for primary students
• Tech skills: typing, e-mail, internet browsing, Microsoft Office, smartphone apps
• Integrity, punctuality, reliability and attention to detail
• The ability to troubleshoot and provide reasonable solutions as problems arise
• Good time management skills and the ability to meet deadlines
• Target-driven; comfortable with planning to targets and motivated to achieve them
• Persistent; willing to go the distance to get things done well
• Experience working with rural community schools is a plus
• Residents of Eastern Province will be given preference