Education Assistant II (35)
| Location | Bunyangabu, Uganda |
| Date Posted | December 5, 2024 |
| Category |
Education / Teaching
Government |
| Job Type |
Full-time
|
| Currency | UGX |
Description
JOB DETAILS:
Reference No.: BUNYA/DSC/04/2024/12
Department: Education
Number of Vacancies: 35
Salary Scale: U7 SC
Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Prepare lesson plans and schemes of work for assigned subjects.
2. Facilitate learning and teaching in classrooms to ensure curriculum delivery.
3. Assess learners' performance through tests, assignments, and other evaluation methods.
4. Maintain discipline, guidance, and counseling for pupils.
5. Participate in co-curricular activities and other school programs.
Minimum Qualifications:
1. A Grade III Teacher's Certificate or its equivalent from a recognized institution.
2. Registration with the Ministry of Education and Sports as a qualified teacher.
3. Good interpersonal and classroom management skills.
4. Familiarity with the Ugandan primary school curriculum.
Applying Instructions
• Applications are invited from suitably qualified Ugandans to fill the following vacant posts in the Bunyangabu District Service and Delivery (All Uganda Government Local Governments). Applications must be submitted in triplicate on Public Service Commission Form 3 Revised 2008 or ESC Form 3 Revised 1998. These forms are obtainable from Public Service Commission Offices or the offices of District Service Commissions countrywide. Applications must be submitted to:
• The Secretary, District Service Commission, P.O. Box 134, Kibiito, Bunyangabu District.
• Applicants are required to attach photocopies of all academic qualifications, identity cards, and supporting documents (certificates and transcripts), plus three passport-sized photographs. Applications should bear the title of the post and reference number.
• NOTE:
• These are pensionable jobs in the service of Bunyangabu District Local Government.
• Interested candidates must strictly follow the instructions outlined above.
• Serving officers must route their applications through their responsible officers to avoid delays.
• For further information, consult the official Public Service Commission Guidelines or visit the Ministry of Public Service website at: www.publicservice.go.ug