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President/Director
The President provides leadership and overight for all aspects of the university, including academics, finance, planning, student affairs, enrollment, advancement, and other key areas. The Provost, vice presidents, and several other staff members report to the President.
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Job Responsibilities
Setting the University’s strategies and policies in collaboration with the Governance staff.
Approving the academic and overall objectives and goals in collaboration with the Governance staff,
Approving the operational, financial, marketing and academic plans submitted by the governance staff.
oversight of the quality of the academic and support programs of the University and all of its component entities;
Approving the University’s finances;
Approving the personnel system;
Approving the fundraising plans, auxiliary enterprises, and alumni activities;
Approving the cooperation with other University groups, education organizations and other providers on various matters, including planning for the future development of the University;
Representing the University in public affairs;
Establishing a centralized system for fundraising, advancement, and development;
Revising and approving the annually reporting submitted by the CAO and COO.

Qualifications:
A doctorate or other equivalent degree is strongly preferred, Full professor is a privilege. Hands-on experience for at least 3 years in similar position
Excellent leadership skills. An inspirational leader with passion and the ability to effectively communicate the values of the University and inspiring all interested parties to be committed to sustaining the University’s excellence
Profession in Strategic management and Good governance.
Knowledge of the academic enterprise. Possesses understanding of and appreciation for the University
Demonstrated track record of advocacy for diversity, equity and inclusion and a commitment to building a University that serves the diverse population of the state of California
Experience in managing the financial and budgeting operations of a complex organization is a prerequisite for this position
Working knowledge of governance practices is essential, and having that experience in a university setting would be preferred, as would be direct experience leading within a collective bargaining environment.

Chief Operating Officer/Vice-President
The Vice President is the Chief Operating Officer, reporting to the President, with responsibility for the effective leadership and administration of the major operational areas of the University as well as for institutional planning and assessment; recommending and implementing policy; and is the officer in charge when the President is away from campus fulfilling his external responsibilities. Direct reporting lines include finance and budgeting, technology, institutional research, buildings & grounds, campus sustainability, auxiliary services, human resources, and legal relations. As a very small institution the Vice President must be able to move seamlessly between broad leadership and hands-on engagement in the work of the University.
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Job Responsibilities
Overseeing all aspects of the University in the President’s absence;
Supporting the President in strategic analysis and planning, including advising the President on the operational and fiscal impact of planning alternatives;
Providing oversight and stewardship of fiscal, human, and facilities resources;
Short and long term strategic financial planning required to meet USSAT’s objectives;
Designing and implementing procedures which result in timely and accurate financial reporting information;
Managing facilities use and their development including master and sustainability planning, public safety, transportation and parking;
Evaluation of and strategic advice on the impact of the introduction of new programs/strategies;
Represent the President at community and university affairs and with external organizations as appropriate;
Oversee agenda and resolutions for Board of Trustee meetings; and
Perform other related duties as requested by the President.

Qualifications:
Academic Excellence – commitment to an environment where teaching and student success remain a priority, with a strong research and scholarly focus integrated into that agenda.
Executive Disposition – conveying an image that is consistent with USSAT’s values; demonstrating the qualities, traits, work ethic, high energy and demeanor that command leadership respect.
Enhanced Communications – ability to present ideas and messages in a cogent fashion, whether in one-on-one, small group or large audience forums.
Progressive Thinking and Behavior – conveying an entrepreneurial outlook that encourages new ways of approaching problems and opportunities, and a willingness to foster and incent change in organizations, practices and culture. Implementing change diplomatically.
Drive for Results – setting high goals for personal and group accomplishment; using measurement methods to monitor progress toward goal attainment; tenaciously working to meet or exceed those goals while deriving satisfaction from the process of goal achievement and continuous improvement.
Valuing Diversity – commitment (in both word and deed) to diversity, inclusion, equity and the ability to articulate a strong rationale for their importance to effective learning at USSAT.
Change Management – the capacity to identify new areas for transformation and inspiration to explore and achieve new possibilities.
Student Orientation – in harmony with the student success theme of the Strategic Plan, a commitment to keeping students at the center of programs and operations, with their academic and holistic development the ultimate goal.
Authenticity – a genuineness which engenders trust, encompasses integrity and self-confidence, but conveys humility.
Personal Values – a leader who exhibits and embodies integrity, collegiality, leadership development. A leader who values participating in a campus community that honors tradition, embraces intelligent growth, and reflects the collegiality, respect, mutual support and warmth of a family. Above all, a leader who has the courage and conviction to make the necessary decisions in a compassionate way to ensure Montclair State’s long-term success.

Chief Academic Officer
To ensure the effective running of the academic component of the programs to deliver maximum quality, efficiency and student satisfaction.
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Job Responsibilities
Have the responsibilities of all members of the teaching staff.
Design course curriculum and syllabus outline in consultation with Course Leaders/ Senior Lecturers.
Ensure the following of the academic structure for each program
Ensure that all courses/programmes are run smoothly and effectively as advertised by the Institution.
Carry out staff appraisal, including classroom observation.
Design and deliver staff development programme.
Maintain and develop effective teaching resources.
Provide support, guidance and advice to teaching staff.
Hold annual regular meeting with staff and discuss any matters of concern.
Act as Examination Officer for all external examinations.
Undertake duties of the induction week.
Deliver courses/seminars as and when required.
Participate in the Institution’s programme of social functions and activities.
Analyse feedback received from staff and submit regular reports.
Raise any matters of concern at meetings with the Institution management.
Develop curricula, set academic standards, and work with faculty to ensure these standards are met.

Qualifications:
Strong leadership skills, these skills help an individual provide decisive guidance to faculty and other academic department leaders.
Strong analytical skills are also fundamental.
Interpersonal and communication skills are crucial to his/her close work with faculty and staff.
Attention to detail is another valuable skill.
Master’s degree is the minimum requirement for the role, a terminal degree, such as an EdD, can help students gain a higher level of expertise and make them more appealing to employers.
Effective academic leadership helps students achieve their dreams and can help an institution deliver a consistent, well-rounded college experience.

Lecturers/Instructors
The role will be to support and identify learners’ needs in the Institution. To maintain tutor support, to maintain a quality provision. The role will also involve attending staff meetings and training sessions, as required, at US University of Technology, Science and Arts.
Open Fields:
TAFL, Instructional Technology, Translation (English-Arabic), T.O.T, Special Education, Arabic, Business Administration
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Job Responsibilities
Design the course(s) syllabus including defining the teaching resources.
Carry out the delivery of the course(s) fulfilling the curriculum by using a variety of teaching methods and technology in order to ensure effective learning, assess student progress and maintain records of assessments.
Identifying the learning needs of individuals.
Induct learners into the system.
To undertake teaching responsibilities on a variety of courses as assigned by the Head of Academics.
To carry out evaluation, examination and assessments, including the participation in course evaluation meetings when required.
Establish positive attitudes to learning by deploying a range of teaching and learning activities.
To assist in the development of course materials.
To participate as required in the arrangements for recruitment and admission of potential students.
Ensure that targets and quality standards are met in relation to learners
Undertake a range of administration tasks.
Provide a progress report and Student Attendance Sheets to the Administrator using the LMS.
Report any absences to the Administrator-if it is part of the grading.
To make sure that all lectures start and finish as per the time table.
To report to the Head of Academics (or Administrator), for all day-to-day issues and queries.
Report any technical fault to the IT Engineer
Follow the Institution policies as described in the staff handbook.
This job description may be re-negotiated at the request of either the post holder or the Head of Academics.
To take responsibility for your own professional development and participate in the Institution’s Staff Review and Development Scheme.
Ensure all students provide a course and tutor’s feedback in the middle of the term on Feedback form
Undertake any additional duties as requested by the Head of Academics.

Qualifications:
Oral Communication; A lecturer delivers spoken instruction using rhetorical tools, such as clearly organized ideas, vocal tone and nonverbal cues. They also give feedback to students during a lecture or in one-on-one conferences
Written Communication; Lecturers also communicate in writing for a variety of reasons, including research publications, curriculum, presentations and leading online discussion boards
Research abilities; Lecturers spend time researching subjects to write academic articles and papers for publication. They work to advance knowledge in their field using research techniques to find and cite different sources of information.
Instruction; Delivering instruction in their area of expertise is a primary function for lecturers. This can include large seminar-style courses, smaller classes of higher-level students or even other faculty at an academic campus
Lesson planning; Before instructing, lecturers need to prepare lessons that include learning concepts, activities and assessments
Modes of delivery; Since all students have different ways of learning, lecturers need an understanding of the different learning modalities and how to use these to teach in multiple styles
Critical thinking; Critical thinking skills are essential for lecturers as they analyze both student work and academic sources to complete research

Administrative Officer
To ensure the effective running of the Administration Department and deliver maximum quality, efficiency and student satisfaction.
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Job Responsibilities
Answering the phone and responding to queries and assisting any visitors to the institution
Checking e-mails – Replying to all queries, sending out any information requested and passing on enquiry details to the appropriate person;
administering the ‘student lifecycle’ from registration or admission to graduation or leaving;
providing administrative support to an academic team of lecturers, tutors or teachers;
coordinating examination and assessment processes;
contributing to policy and planning;
Student Absences – Keeping detailed record of all attendances, chasing up any persistent offenders and bringing these students to the attention of the Director of Studies. Reporting any expulsions to the CAO. Follow the attendance policy of the Institution;
Student Enrolment – Ensure that the correct details of the student are entered on the Institution Database and all the necessary documents are submitted;
liaising with other administrative staff, academic colleagues and students;
liaising with partner awarding bodies, institutions, external agencies, government departments and prospective students;
Filing/ general material softcopies, videos and other resources;
Recording all staff holidays and sickness;
Any other duties assigned by the Head of Academics.

Qualifications:
Strong interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to work effectively with a wide range of constituencies in a diverse community.
Ability to gather data, compiles information, prepares reports, use of database management, word processing, spreadsheet, and/or presentation software.
Records maintenance skills. Demonstrated ability to maintain confidentiality.
Ability to use independent judgment and to manage and impart confidential information.
Ability to analyze and solve problems, conflict resolution and/or mediation skills.
Ability to plan, develops, and coordinates multiple projects.
Organizing and coordinating skills, organizing resources and establishing priorities.
Ability to lead and train staff and/or students and to foster a cooperative work environment.
Knowledge of office management principles and procedures.
Ability to make administrative and procedural decisions and judgments on sensitive, confidential issues.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Knowledge of administrative policies and procedures as applied to academic institutions.

Quality Assurance Director
This is a senior administrative position for assuring and enhancing the academic standards of the University’s awards and programs, and the quality of the learning opportunities they provide, across the range of the University’s academic activities, and its domestic and international academic partnerships. The role will be to create and communicate an overall vision for quality within the university, setting quality goals and recommending organizational changes to achieve these goals.
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Job Responsibilities
Create the university’s quality policy(ies) and goals in the collaboration with all interested parties.
Set the quality scheme as per the processes and procedures established by responsible leaders.
Revise the analysis of the school’s academic data, including exam results, report grades, attendance figures and other specific academic areas in line with the quality goals set by the university.
Communicate the university’s quality system to staff, students, community and all stakeholders.
Create, oversee and develop the school’s use of data for the Senior Leadership Team and auditing by external bodies.
Produce clear, concise, accurate information to support Senior Leaders in raising standards of performance in school including under achieving students.
Determine the need for and arrange provision, analysis and evaluation of data and detailed reports/information such as: Module and Course enhancement plans.
Produce KPI to evaluate the processes in different areas.
Share in the establishment of the platform and data returns channels on an annual basis in liaison with the Academic Director.
Provide data when requested to the senior leadership team and outside agencies.
Assist the Academic Programs Administrator with university program data management.
Be responsible for all course records held on the school and partner university systems; and responsible for data submissions to the COO, CAO, QAA and the President.
Conduct internal quality audit and support in the analysis and correction of nonconformities.
Manage a team that supports QA scheme and compliance with regulatory processes and procedures.

Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in related discipline is an essential; Masters in the field is a privilege.
Working experience with QA for five to ten years as QA director.
Strong knowledge of safety requirements and education quality standards.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Analytic skills
Collaboration skills.
Computer knowledge and skills.

UN Tenders’ writer
A tender writer is a writing professional who helps organizations create persuasive tenders so they can win work. A tender is a document that a contractor uses to respond to an invitation to tender, which is a request that United Nations and 28 of its affiliated organizations issue to find organizations to complete large education projects. Submitting a tender indicates that the contractor is interested in working on the project. Tender writers play an important role in helping USSAT ensure that they're chosen to complete projects.
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Job Responsibilities
Pinpointing the client’s messaging and key content
Conducting research on the client and project
Writing persuasive and compelling tender documents
Adhering to professional writing standards
Fulfilling UN and/or its affiliate tender writing requirements
Editing written work thoroughly

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