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Math Teacher at Word of Faith Group of Schools

Word of Faith Group of Schools
March 17, 2026
Full-time
On-site
Job Summary

The Hostel Parent oversees the daily life of students in the hostel, ensuring their safety, welfare, discipline, and moral development. The role involves supervising routines, guiding students, maintaining order in the hostel, and acting in a parental capacity for boarders.

Key Responsibilities

Student Supervision and Welfare


Provide care, guidance, and emotional support to students living in the hostel.
Ensure students follow hostel rules and maintain good behavior.
Monitor students' health and report illnesses or concerns to the school management or nurse.
Ensure students feel safe, respected, and supported in the hostel environment.


Maintaining Discipline


Enforce hostel rules, regulations, and daily routines.
Address behavioral issues promptly and fairly.
Promote good character, respect, and responsible living among students.


Daily Hostel Management


Supervise morning and evening routines.
Ensure students wake up on time, attend school, and observe study periods.
Monitor lights out and bedtime schedules.
Ensure proper use of hostel facilities.


Academic Support


Supervise evening prep or study time.
Encourage students to complete assignments and prepare for classes.
Identify students who may need academic support and inform school authorities.


Safety and Security


Ensure the hostel environment is safe and secure at all times.
Conduct regular checks of rooms and hostel facilities.
Ensure compliance with safety procedures and emergency protocols.


Communication


Maintain regular communication with school management regarding student welfare.
Inform parents and school authorities about serious concerns when necessary.
Keep records of incidents, health issues, and disciplinary matters.


Hostel Environment


Ensure cleanliness and orderliness in rooms and common areas.
Teach students good hygiene and responsible living habits.
Encourage cooperation and peaceful living among students.