• Teacher Training:
  Delivering a range of initiatives to develop the teaching skills of
  Indonesian language teachers working for the military.
• Pathways to overseas study (IELTS / EAP): Developing courses for military personnel preparing for
  postgraduate study overseas and / or joint military training exercises.
• ESP Materials Development – ‘English for UN Peacekeepers’: Designing specific English language training material for UN
  Military and Police Peacekeepers.

The Project Management of the Peacekeeping English Project in
Indonesia a very exciting opportunity to lead and develop a high profile,
high-impact ELT project in a rapidly developing country.
Whist reporting to a wide range of project stakeholders, the Peacekeeping
English Project Management is a relatively autonomous position. The
post-holder will therefore have to be very self-resourceful, pragmatic, and
able to analyse challenges and set goals for medium-term and long-term
success. The post-holder will have need to be able to demonstrate
considerable flexibility, patience and excellent interpersonal skills in
order to build and maintain close professional relationships, and pursue
project objectives, in a challenging context. 
The post-holder will work from both the British Council office in
Central Jakarta and the Indonesian Ministry of Defence Language Education and
Training Centre in South Jakarta. The post-holder will be expected to
regularly travel to other military language schools around Indonesia as well
the Indonesian peacekeeping training centre.
To be considered, you will need to have a Trinity DipTESOL or DELTA,
plus experience of working with military or security forces on an ELT project
and previous project management experience. For more information on criteria,
please refer to the Vacancy Documents.
 

the Role Profile and Person Specification for this post.
 
It should be noted that all appointments are subject to clearance and
issuance of KITAS by Ministry of Manpower. Enquiries about the post can be
sent to the attention of the East Asia Teacher Recruitment team ([email protected]).
 
To apply, please visit British Council Jobs page:
 
Closing date for receipt of applications is by 23:59
UK time on
Tuesday 02^nd August 2016. It is essential that candidates use the application
form provided on our website. The British Council does not accept CVs in
place of the completed application form and it is unable to respond to
telephone enquiries.
 

The British Council is committed to a policy of
equal opportunity and welcomes applicants from all sections of the community.