Special Needs School Vice Principal

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Industry & Occupation

Education, Training & Language

Classification

Summary

The vice principal of a special needs school assists the principal and oversees school administration, teacher guidance, parent correspondence, etc., as a management position.

Description

The vice principal of a special needs school serves as the principal's assistant in the school, handling tasks such as formulating and implementing school affairs division plans, guiding and evaluating teachers, coordinating with parents and related organizations, and managing school events. Deep understanding of special needs education and communication skills with teachers, staff, parents, and the community are required. They lead the school's organizational operations and create support environments for each child and student.

Future Outlook

Even amid declining birthrates, the demand for special needs education is increasing, and the roles of management positions such as vice principals will be maintained. With the strengthening of ICT utilization and multi-professional collaboration, new workload burdens are expected alongside opportunities for enhancing expertise.

Personality Traits

Can respond flexibly to changing circumstances / Has cooperativeness / Has leadership / Has problem-solving orientation / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Full-time / Possibility of Transfer / Public School Employment / School Long-term Vacation Periods

Career Path

Special Needs School Teacher → Special Needs School Chief Teacher → Special Needs School Vice Principal → Special Needs School Principal → Education Board Guidance Officer

Required Skills

Communication Skills (Parent Correspondence) / Crisis Management / Related Organization Coordination / School Affairs Division / Teacher Guidance and Evaluation

Recommended Skills

Budget Management / ICT Utilization / Special Needs Education / Team Management

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Adaptability To flexibly respond to diverse support needs and institutional changes.
Communication Skills Because coordination with teachers and staff, parents, and related organizations is necessary.
Initiative & Leadership Because proactive actions are required in improvement proposals and organizational operations.
Planning & Organization Because planning and coordination for school events and school affairs divisions cover a wide range.
Problem Solving To resolve issues arising among students, parents, and teachers and staff.
Stress Tolerance Because there is significant mental stress when dealing with various demands and complaints.
Collaboration & Teamwork To advance guidance and operations in collaboration with teachers and staff.

Related Qualifications

  • Teacher's License (Special Needs School Teacher)

Aliases

  • Special Needs School Vice Principal

Related Jobs

  • Elementary School Vice Principal
  • High School Vice Principal
  • Junior High School Vice Principal
  • School Administrative Staff
  • School Counselor
  • Special Needs School Principal
  • Special Needs School Teacher

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