Education Officer - Tondo, Manila

Long-term contract
Localisation Tondo, Manila, Philippines
No remote
Posted on 08-29-2024

AHA! Learning Center

For 13 years, the AHA Learning Center has been serving low-performing but high-potential public school students.

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The Education Officer will primarily be a part of Better World Smokey Mountain (BWSM), a community center in partnership with San Miguel Foundation which aims to empower family members to cultivate a mindset of growth and acquire and develop skills that will make them dream big for themselves and their families. Center programs include:

  • Better World, Better Beginnings Playschool Program (a chance at starting right)
  • Better World Accelerate Don’t Remediate Program (a chance to relearn English, Math, and Reading)
  • Better World, Better Skills TVET Program (a chance at finding decent and fulfilling work)
  • Better World Tondo Rising Youth Leaders Program (a chance to develop leadership skills for the self and for others)
  • Better World Abante Babae Sessions (a chance to empower women)
  • Better World Teacher Ambassadorship Program (a chance to fall in love with teaching again)
  • Better World Beyond Basics Classes (a chance to learn and develop skills in creative and performing arts)

The Education Officer’s general tasks include providing support to the BWSM team in the following areas:

  • Learning Program Management, supporting the design and implementation of learning programs; this also includes content development for and facilitating sessions.
  • Community Organizing and Management, supporting center-based officers in organizing and managing members (i.e., profiling, managing database, needs assessments) and connecting with existing and potential community-based partners. You’ll be asked to join and co-facilitate the check-in, community listening, debriefing, and even house-to-house visits.
  • Community Development Program Management, supporting the design and implementation of programs for community building, opportunities, and safety; this also includes content development for and facilitating sessions.
  • Center Management, supporting the center managers in operations, as needed (i.e., center’s system, space cleanliness and maintenance)
  • Volunteer Community Management, supporting in BWSM volunteer community management matters including call-outs, deployment, and debriefings.
  • Reporting, alongside the general responsibilities are monitoring, evaluations, and preparing reports for handled centers (for team’s bi-monthly team reports, quarterly assessments, and annual reporting);
  • Support, the Program Officer may also be involved in special projects, as needed.

The officer may also be involved in providing support in organizational development including research, monitoring, and assessments, and putting up systems to improve the organization’s efficiency; and in supporting community activities, as needed. The Program Officer further takes the initiative to further develop relationships with stakeholders, improve the progress of the program, and champions the organization’s principles of being community-centric, always putting learners first and driving change through sustained systems.

The Education Officer preferably has a background in education and has experienced teaching in community center or in school-setting for at least one (1) year. The post is based in Tondo, Manila.

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About AHA Learning Center

AHA Learning Center is a project of Commodore Jose S. Francisco Foundation, Inc. and is a DSWD-registered, award-winning non-profit that provides world-class education support to low-performing but high-potential public school students.

AHA Learning Center reimagines the way we see remediation classes by creating the AHA Empathy Informed Learning system (EILS), which helps left behind learners move forward by putting up community learning centers in areas with concentrated learning poverty and by providing training and support to public school teachers who work with the most challenged-students. The AHA Empathy Informed Learning System is a living, community driven intervention where parents, students, teachers, NGOs, and government workers work together in making sure that those who have the least in life get the best in education.

In the last five years alone, AHA has reached over 3 million students through partnerships with Schools Division Offices, trained over 200,000 teachers and parents, serviced over 3,000 families across 4 active community centers, and produced more than 400 hours of educational content through our radio and TV program.

AHA has been awarded locally and internationally and featured in dozens of press materials, most recently getting a shout-out by President Barack Obama, featured in the Obama Foundation, and by Bloomberg USA. Learn more about AHA through this video. Know more about us at www.ahalearningcenter.com or visit our Facebook page at

https://www.facebook.com/ahalearning

Interested applicants may send their resumes and letter of intent to the following:

Jaton Zulueta

Executive Director and Founder

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AJ Lapira

Managing Director

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Rossanna Nipa

Administrative Officer

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