Come and lead a dynamic team working among the vulnerable and marginalized for the good of the city and the spread of the gospel. Empowering project managers with access to local communities to fulfil their God given calling.
- About
OM Lake Tanganyika is situated along the beautiful lakeshore of Lake T. Our Good News II school seeks to reach out to the orphans and the vulnerable children to see them grow in the fear and admonition of the Lord. Good News II School strive toward excellence, continued growth and compassion to our pupils. A School Administrator works to bring together these values at our main campus and in other village pre-schools. Pupils are in need of great care as many come from difficult situations.
- Commitment
2-3 Years
- Position
Full Time
- Requirements
o To provide administrative support to the Good News School
o To help train teachers in basic computer use and technology
o To help school children with English and other subjects as needed
o To help with administration for preschools in lakeshore villages as needed.
o To help train teachers in basic computer use and technology
o To help school children with English and other subjects as needed
o To help with administration for preschools in lakeshore villages as needed.
Live opportunities are unsalaried. Most people joining OM have to raise financial support to cover their living expenses, usually through gifts from home churches and other supporters.
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