Area Manager, Education ​/ Teaching Education Administration

One of the largest supplementary education provider in the world are now recruiting for Area Managers within the Education Sector to help build on their previous success and help enhance the ability of their students.

Candidates should have a passion for education and the ability to motivate and develop others.

Based in Birmingham - covering all of the Birmingham region

Starting salary £27,000 (increasing to £29,000 after a six-month probation) plus package including pension, private medical cover, life insurance, free Kumon tuition for dependents and hundreds of retail benefits

This leading educational network offers maths and English study programmes to more than four million students worldwide; with over 650 franchised study centres across the UK and Ireland.

As an Area Manager, your role is to support a group of Instructors (franchisees) to ensure the growth of their Education Centres including the recruitment and retention of their students in their study centres.

You will be based in our new Birmingham office and will cover the overall Birmingham region.

All Area Managers benefit from a six month on the job training programme.

• Improve the quality of instruction and delivery of the Kumon Method within your area
• Support Instructors with strategies to ensure growth and achievement of their targets
• Prioritise area activities such as centre visits, training and analysing Instructor and student progress
• Continuously develop your knowledge and expertise of the Kumon Method of Learning

• A passion for working in the education sector, previous experience would be nice, but training is provided
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• A Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of grade B in GCSE maths and English (or equivalent)
• The flexibility to work extended hours
• A full UK driving licence (regional travel will be a regular requirement within the role)

Staff at Kumon all share a passion for education, and the desire to help children achieve their full potential. The work you do, no matter what your role, will make a real difference to developing students' abilities and will help you to achieve your full potential too.