The Role
Welcomes and assists visitors, parents, and students; handles phone inquiries; communicates professionally in English; maintains a welcoming front-of-house presence; and performs organizational and administrative duties in a school environment.
Summary Generated by Built In
Westview International Language School is excited to announce a vacancy for the position of Front of House for the academic year 2026-2027 at our prestigious network of educational institutions. The Lab Technician will play a crucial role in supporting science education by managing laboratory resources and assisting with practical experiments.
Key Responsibilities:
- Fluent English communication skills
- Previous experience in a school or educational environment is preferred
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Professional appearance and a welcoming attitude
- Strong organizational and administrative skills
- Ability to handle visitors, parents, students, and phone inquiries professionally
- Graduates from reputable/private universities are preferred
Benefits
- Tuition Discount for Dependents
- Medical Insurance for Self
- Transportation upon availability (Meeting Points)
Skills Required
- Fluent English communication skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Professional appearance and a welcoming attitude
- Strong organizational and administrative skills
- Ability to handle visitors, parents, students, and phone inquiries professionally
- Previous experience in a school or educational environment
- Graduation from a reputable or private university
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The Company
What We Do
Egypt Education Platform is an education management company that invests in and operates a network of schools, preschools, and educational content providers to transform the Egyptian education landscape.
