The Basic Education Trainer will teach basic reading, writing, and math. To achieve professional success, the Basic Education Trainer must possess strong knowledge of the subjects, and also have an understanding of the fundamental aspects of teaching, including curricula design and effective classroom instruction. The Basic Education Trainer must also have strong communication and interpersonal skills.
The Basic Education Trainer will work full time as per Somali Labour Laws, performing the below duties and responsibilities:• Prepare and deliver lessons in basic reading, writing, and math to female beneficiaries;
• Responsible for teaching Adult Basic Education within the National Curriculum Framework of Somalia while employing methods geared toward adult learners in a classroom setting;
• Based on the learning needs of the multi-skill level students, prepare students to possibly continue basic education lessons in the public schools upon graduation from centre;
• Maintain standardized student assessments and a record keeping system for student progress and attendance;
• Assess, monitor, record and report on the learning needs, progress and achievements of students;
• Collaborate with social workers to ensure that student needs are met properly, and student progress reports are reviewed periodically to reflect individual progress towards their goals of graduation;
• Prepare reasonable and appropriate assignments in teaching the Somali National textbooks;
• Identify skill gaps for training to tackle current and future problem solving.

This role receives day to day & week to week oversight from the line manager & other staff.
This position will be under the administrative oversight of the Kismayo Female Centre Manager, with technical oversight from the Education Coordinator. Overall contract performance management is jointly monitored and evaluated by the client organization and the government partner.