Oshwal Academy Mombasa is seeking to appoint an innovative and inspirational Head of Secondary to lead the Secondary section in this successful school. The school is a private, co-educational and international in curriculum and outlook. The Academy is situated in Nyali, Mombasa and is a beautiful 15-ace site. Facilities include well-designed classrooms, laboratories, Maths suites and Art studios, extensive sports grounds and a large swimming pool in a park-like setting. The school is regularly inspected by the Kenyan authorities and by officers of the British Office for Standards in Education (OFSTED).The successful candidate will have:

Advanced degree in teaching and/or leadershipExperience of school/educational leadershipExperience of working within an all age school settingExperience of programme / initiative implementationSkilled at using data to improve learningExperience of IGCSE as well as AS/A2 and IB programmesPrevious international experience is a distinct advantageResilience and a sense of humourThe successful applicant will be part of the Senior Leadership Team and be accountable to the Senior Management Committee and the Oshwal Education and Relief Board.Oshwal Academy will offer a competitive negotiable salary, which includes a housing allowance and a contributory pension scheme. A free school place is offered to one (1) dependent child fallowing a successful probation.Please send a letter of application addressed to Mr. Andrew Egan, School Principal along with your CV to bm@oam.ac.ke
Deadline for applications is Monday 16th June 2014.

Oshwal Academy admits children from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds and has a reputation for academic excellence besides offering a broad range of co-curricular activities.
Oshwal Academy wishes to appoint a Head of Senior School.
An honours degree.Post graduate Certificate ¡n education.Management qualification and experience.To take a leaderships role ¡n whole school developments, including:Teaching and learning.School evaluation.Performance Management.Student target setting and tracking.The post becomes available in September 2012 and is full time.
Applications should be by letter including a curriculum vitae not later than Monday 16th July 2012, addressed to:
The Principal
P.O. Box 83021 - 80100, Closing date Monday 16th July 2012

Oshwal Aid - a welfare arm of the Oshwal Education and Relief Board (OE&RB), in association with the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB), invites eligible university students to apply for Scholarships.

Application forms may be downloaded from the HELB web site [http://www.helb.co.ke/]

Vision: OSHWAL AID envisages healthy communities, prospering in harmony with the natural environment and in which people are inspired to improve the quality of their own and lives of others.

Mission: OSHWAL AID assists communities around East Africa through a wide range of programmes in education, health, disaster relief and sustainable development, where such aid is delivered efficiently and effectively by Oshwal Community members throughout East Africa.

The scholarships will fund 20 students for the total tenure of study for an undergraduate degree program for both tuition and partial upkeep at Kshs.100,000/= per student per annum. The fund seeks to support needy first year students in Kenyan universities.

The courses of study for which the scholarships will finance are:

Business Studies and ManagementFine ArtsPolitical ScienceLawArchitectureInformation Systems and TechnologySocio1ogyEnvironmental StudiesAgriculturalEconomicsPharmacyOshwal Aid emphasizes societal development of an individual. The establishment of this Scholarship Scheme in collaboration with the Higher Education Loans Board aims at assisting bright but financially needy students to pursue Higher Education at a Kenyan University.

This is in line with the Aims and Objectives of Oshwal Aid: “Sensitivity and Responsiveness to Societal needs and the right of every person to attain knowledge through education’

Eligibility

The applicant must:

(a) Be a Kenyan Citizen with a Residential Status in Kenya;

(b) Have sat for the KCSE or GCE or equivalent level not more than one year prior to the application;

(c) Have obtained a mean grade of B+ or equivalent and above, with at least B plain in English and Mathematics;

(d) Demonstrate financial need;

(e) Demonstrate leadership qualities, community service/spirit, concern for others, talent, concern about the environment and a solid character;

(f) Provide reference letters from two referees one of whom must be the secondary school head teacher.

Conditions of the Scholarship

The applicant:

Must show proof of placement at a university;Is expected to provide progress reports from the university on a yearly basis to maintain funding for the ongoing period of study. Oshwal Aid and the Higher Education Loans Board reserves the right to discontinue the scholarship for students who fail to obtain the required grades for progression in the course of study or do not obtain satisfactory progress report from the university.
The deadline for the submission of applications is 2nd September, 2011.

Applications should be submitted to:

The Secretary
Higher Education Loans Board
18th Floor, Anniversary Towers
P.O. Box 69489-00400
Nairobi.

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Oshwal Aid - a welfare arm of the Oshwal Education and Relief Board (OE&RB), in association with the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB), invites eligible university students to apply for Scholarships.

Application forms may be downloaded from the HELB web site [http://www.helb.co.ke/]

Vision: OSHWAL AID envisages healthy communities, prospering in harmony with the natural environment and in which people are inspired to improve the quality of their own and lives of others.

Mission: OSHWAL AID assists communities around East Africa through a wide range of programmes in education, health, disaster relief and sustainable development, where such aid is delivered efficiently and effectively by Oshwal Community members throughout East Africa.

The scholarships will fund 20 students for the total tenure of study for an undergraduate degree program for both tuition and partial upkeep at Kshs.100,000/= per student per annum. The fund seeks to support needy first year students in Kenyan universities.

The courses of study for which the scholarships will finance are:

Business Studies and ManagementFine ArtsPolitical ScienceLawArchitectureInformation Systems and TechnologySocio1ogyEnvironmental StudiesAgriculturalEconomicsPharmacyOshwal Aid emphasizes societal development of an individual. The establishment of this Scholarship Scheme in collaboration with the Higher Education Loans Board aims at assisting bright but financially needy students to pursue Higher Education at a Kenyan University.

This is in line with the Aims and Objectives of Oshwal Aid: “Sensitivity and Responsiveness to Societal needs and the right of every person to attain knowledge through education’

Eligibility

The applicant must:

(a) Be a Kenyan Citizen with a Residential Status in Kenya;

(b) Have sat for the KCSE or GCE or equivalent level not more than one year prior to the application;

(c) Have obtained a mean grade of B+ or equivalent and above, with at least B plain in English and Mathematics;

(d) Demonstrate financial need;

(e) Demonstrate leadership qualities, community service/spirit, concern for others, talent, concern about the environment and a solid character;

(f) Provide reference letters from two referees one of whom must be the secondary school head teacher.

Conditions of the Scholarship

The applicant:

Must show proof of placement at a university;Is expected to provide progress reports from the university on a yearly basis to maintain funding for the ongoing period of study. Oshwal Aid and the Higher Education Loans Board reserves the right to discontinue the scholarship for students who fail to obtain the required grades for progression in the course of study or do not obtain satisfactory progress report from the university.
The deadline for the submission of applications is 2nd September, 2011.

Applications should be submitted to:

The Secretary
Higher Education Loans Board
18th Floor, Anniversary Towers
P.O. Box 69489-00400
Nairobi.

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Teaching Jobs In Kenya. Oshwal Academy Mombasa is a private school owned and managed by the Oshwal Education and Relief Board.

The Academy, admits children from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds and has a reputation for academic excellence besides offering a broad range of co-curricular activities.

We offer the International Primary Curriculum (Early and Elementary Years),and prepare children for IGCSE
and GCEA levels.

Any interested teaching professionals with excellent subject knowledge and enthusiasm for teaching can apply for the following vacant positions.

Bachelor of Education in Science (double Maths major)
A minimum of 3 years teaching GCE at A-level.
Good communication skills in English Language 2. Teacher of English - Junior SchoolBachelor of Education (English/ Literature)
A good understanding of modern pedagogy
Excellent communication skills
Knowledge and experience of the British National Curriculum will be beneficial.

Applications should include a letter of application, a recent passport photograph, curriculum vitae and details of three contactable referees, and must be delivered either by post to:

The Principal,
Oshwal Academy Mombasa
P.O. Box 83021- 80100
Mombasa

Or emailed electronically to vacancies@oshwal-academy.org by Wednesday 6th July 2011.