Title | Teaching Fellows - Kenya & India |
Location | Kenya & India |
Programme | Social Development - Education |
Agency | Aga Khan Academies |
Deadline | 10 Mar 2013 |
The Aga Khan Academies are an integrated network of residential schools dedicated to expanding access to education of an international standard of excellence to exceptional young men and women regardless of their ability to pay. Envisaged in Africa, South and Central Asia and the Middle East, the Aga Khan Academies foundational values include pluralism, meritocracy and civil society. Housed in spacious and attractive campuses with outstanding facilities the Academies offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Curriculum from Primary Years to the Diploma and provide a rich opportunity for both teachers and students alike to grow both professionally and personally. The first Aga Khan Academy opened in Mombasa, Kenya in 2003 and the second in Hyderabad, India in 2011. More information.....
The Position
With the aim of bringing diverse perspectives and fresh energy to the Aga Khan Academies, we recruit annually a small number of recent graduates from well-respected universities to serve as Aga Khan Academy Teaching Fellows on campus in Mombasa, Kenya, or in Hyderabad, India. Normally appointed for a two-year period, the Teaching Fellows work with gifted and talented students from diverse ethnic, religious and socioeconomic backgrounds. Each Teaching Fellow lives in an apartment in a student residence and works as a Dorm Parent, promoting community life in that residence. In addition, a Teaching Fellow may carry some of the following additional responsibilities:
With the aim of bringing diverse perspectives and fresh energy to the Aga Khan Academies, we recruit annually a small number of recent graduates from well-respected universities to serve as Aga Khan Academy Teaching Fellows on campus in Mombasa, Kenya, or in Hyderabad, India. Normally appointed for a two-year period, the Teaching Fellows work with gifted and talented students from diverse ethnic, religious and socioeconomic backgrounds. Each Teaching Fellow lives in an apartment in a student residence and works as a Dorm Parent, promoting community life in that residence. In addition, a Teaching Fellow may carry some of the following additional responsibilities:
The Requirements
Ideal candidates will have the following profile:
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