Course Director
Course Directors are responsible for the overall delivery of a language schools English language programme.
Summer schools have frequent student intake, usually every week or two and course directors are responsible for ensuring an initial assessment has been completed and students are placed into classes according to their age and ability level.
Leading a team of teachers your role will be to ensure the quality of the lesson is top notch. This involves regular lesson observations and meetings with the team to offer support and guidance. Strong leadership is essential.
Great communication is also important, from engaging with students to create a positive atmosphere where students are excited to learn, to dealing with parents to discuss English levels and learning outcomes.
As a Course Director you can play a pivotal role in shaping the future of language learning!
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