Job Title: Primary Head Teacher

Organisation: SOS Children’s Villages

Duty Station:   Uganda

Reports to: Programme Director

About SOS:

SOS Children’s Villages Uganda is an indigenous non-government, social development organisation affiliated to SOS Children’s Villages International, a worldwide child care organisation, currently running Children’s Villages and other projects in 135 countries around the world. SOS has been working in Uganda since 1991, and runs Children’s Villages and other projects at Kakiri, Entebbe (Abaita Ababiri), Gulu and in Fort Portal – Kabarole district.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience: 

• The applicants should hold a degree in early childhood education training.
• Past experience in teaching & managing lower & upper primary level for a minimum of three years.
• Thorough understanding of Ugandan education curriculum and teaching methodologies.
• Good understanding and experience in managing and supervising staff.
• Possess the ability to relate well with parents and students.
• Additional skills in music, sports/games, dance, and other extra-curricular activities will be of great advantage.
• The Primary Head Teacher should be aged between 30 – 36 years.

How to Apply for the job: 

All candidates are encouraged to send their application letters enclosing a detailed Curriculum Vitae, current salary information, copies of academic transcripts and certificates, including telephone contact and details of at least three references to:

The Human Resource Coordinator,

SOS Children’s Villages Uganda,

25 km on Kampala-Entebbe Rd, Abaita Ababiri,

P.O Box 27510,

Kampala. Uganda

Or send by e-mail to: jobs@sosuganda.org

The applications may also be dropped at SOS Children’s Village offices in Gulu, Entebbe, Kakiri and Fort portal

NB: The submitted written application should clearly be indicating the position title in the subject line. Please use standard file types such as Microsoft Word (.doc) and Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) and send all documents in one file attachment.

Deadline: Friday, 9^th January 2015.

  SOS Children’s village, Teaching jobs