Education

School Principal

Lesley Snyman and associates·Botswana, south-africa·Default
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-Closes Oct 25, 2026

A school group is appointing a Principal to lead the Primary School at one of its schools in Gaborone, Botswana. The phase runs from Standard 1 to Standard 7 and ends with the national Primary School Leaving Examination. This is a hands-on headship: the academic standard, the teaching team, and the day-to-day running of the school.

In this role

Lead the academic programme across Standards 1 to 7 and own performance in the Primary School Leaving Examination

Lead, appraise and develop the teaching and support staff, including managing underperformance on record

Run the school day to day: timetabling, discipline, learner wellbeing and the co-curricular programme

Manage the Primary School budget and resources

Keep the phase compliant with Botswana Ministry of Education and accreditation requirements

Act as the point of contact for parents, and support enrolment and retention

What we are looking for

Senior leadership of a primary or junior school, accountable for academic results

A recognised teaching qualification: Diploma in Primary Education, Bachelor of Education or equivalent

Registration with the Botswana Teaching Professionals Council (BOTEPCO) and a valid teaching licence, in place before taking up the post

The right to work in Botswana, or willingness to relocate to Gaborone on a work permit

The Botswana national syllabus and the Primary School Leaving Examination are expected to be learnt rather than already held, so applications from outside Botswana are welcome.

On offerThe range reflects whether the appointment is made locally or on an expatriate basis, and the appointee's experience. There is no housing allowance. Work-related permit costs are carried by the employer.

Next stepsClick "Apply Now" to submit your CV. If your experience is a match, I will contact you. If you have not heard from me within 30 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.

Desired Skills:

Primary school leadership

Curriculum management

Teacher appraisal

School budget management

School administration

Desired Qualification Level:

Diploma

About The Employer:

An English-medium school group operating in Southern Africa and part of a listed education group. The school offers the Botswana national syllabus through the primary phase and an international curriculum in the high school, on a single campus in Gaborone.

Employer & Job Benefits:

Performance Bonus

Retirement Fund

Group Life Assurance

At a glance

Company

Lesley Snyman and associates

Location

Botswana, south-africa

Employment

Default

Experience

lead

Valid until

October 25, 2026

Created

October 18, 2026

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