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Programme Lead Cape Town
Crayon
South Africa
R25,000-R28,000 per month neg. based on experience Where you'll work An innovative organisation that is passionate about using technology in education to can meaningfully impact learners in South Africa. They deploy online English and numeracy literacy programmes schools across South Africa. These programmes offer young learners the opportunity to work at their own where the problems are and where support is needed Work with helpdesk staff and other delivery teams to Conduct site visits where necessary and solve problems Work with principals and delivery teams to optimise implementation
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CrayonSouth Africa
R25,000-R28,000 per month neg. based on experience Where you'll work An innovative organisation that is passionate about using technology in education to can meaningfully impact learners in South Africa. They deploy online English and numeracy literacy programmes schools across South Africa. These programmes offer young learners the opportunity to work at their own where the problems are and where support is needed Work with helpdesk staff and other delivery teams to Conduct site visits where necessary and solve problems Work with principals and delivery teams to optimise implementation
W&r Seta Constituent Facilitator/assessor - Retail Industry - Durban Market Related
Talent CandeyeThekwini
Results focused Time management skills Ability to work independently Innovative and demonstrates initiative and ensure participants are actively involved. Complete assessments to evaluate learners' understanding
Facilitator Durban
Talent CandeyeThekwini
Results focused Time management skills Ability to work independently Innovative and demonstrates initiative and ensure participants are actively involved. Complete assessments to evaluate learners' understanding
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