📍 Bishops Diocesan College – Prep School, Rondebosch, Cape Town
📅 Start Date: January 2026
🕓 Closing Date: 15 August 2025
Position Overview:
Bishops Diocesan College Prep School is seeking to appoint a dynamic and visionary ICT Manager – Ed Tech Specialist to lead and support the integration of technology into teaching and learning. This role is vital to building 21st-century digital fluency among staff and students.
Key Responsibilities:
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Facilitate professional development in ICT integration for academic staff
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Support curriculum design and technology integration in the classroom
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Encourage effective, creative and innovative use of educational technology
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Provide technical support for ICT hardware, software, and AV systems
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Manage Management Information Systems (MIS) and intranet platforms
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Oversee communication systems and website/intranet support
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Build strategic tech-related partnerships with other schools
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Manage ICT budgets effectively and responsibly
Required Skills & Qualities:
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Creative, forward-thinking approach to ed-tech and curriculum innovation
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Strong interpersonal and collaboration skills
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Adaptable and able to thrive in a fast-evolving tech environment
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Clear, professional verbal and written communication
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A calm, solutions-driven approach with strong facilitation skills
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Self-starter with excellent organisational skills
Experience & Qualifications:
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Teaching qualification or experience essential
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Relevant ICT qualification or experience in educational technology
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Minimum of 3 years academic leadership experience in a school context
Reporting To:
ICT Director & Prep Headmaster, in collaboration with the Prep Academic Deputy.
Application Process:
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted by 22 August 2025. If you do not hear from us by then, kindly consider your application unsuccessful.
Note:
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Open to South African citizens only for permanent appointment
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Bishops is committed to diversity and transformation in line with its Employment Equity Plan
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Compliance with POPIA and safeguarding protocols is required
