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Start date: August 2027
Application deadline: November 16, 2026
Location: Jeju, South Korea
The Technology Coordinator provides strategic, pragmatic, and service-minded leadership for technology across Branksome Hall Asia, spanning both the instructional program and the infrastructure that carries it. Responsible for teaching and learning with technology as well as a reliable, secure network and sound data protection under Korean law, the Coordinator ensures systems work on the day they are needed, supporting the School’s one-device-to-one-student program. This full-time role has no teaching timetable and serves all three divisions and the Boarding Houses; the Coordinator prepares, recommends, and implements, while strategic direction rests with the Head of School and the Senior Leadership Team.
Planning & Advice: Prepare and maintain a multi-year technology plan covering infrastructure, device lifecycle, software licensing, and staffing, aligned to the Strategic Plan. Advise the Head of School and Senior Leadership Team on technology risk, investment, and opportunity.
Learning Technology: In partnership with the Director of Teaching & Learning and in collaboration with IB Coordinators and Heads of Department, integrate technology across the PYP, MYP, and DP. Lead the one-device-to-one-student program and the digital citizenship curriculum.
Professional Learning & Core Systems: Provide professional development in instructional technology, and maintain and support core academic systems, including ManageBac and Google Classroom.
Infrastructure, Security & Data: Oversee network, wireless, server, cloud, and telephony infrastructure across the campus and Boarding Houses. Maintain information security, backup, and disaster recovery, lead incident response, and ensure personal data handling complies with Korean law.
Safety & Emergency Systems: Support electronic key card access, CCTV, and emergency communication systems, including two-way radios, intercoms, and the Blast SMS system, in coordination with the Director of Business and Administration.
Policy & Governance: Own, review, and communicate the Responsible Use Policy, staff technology policy, and hardware requirements policy. Ensure vendor arrangements and the technology asset register comply with JEINS policies.
Team & Service: Lead, develop, and evaluate the technology and IT support team, maintain a responsive support service for faculty, staff, and students, and support Admissions and Marketing with enrollment systems and the website.
Resource & Budget Leadership: Prepare the annual technology budget with the Director of Business and Administration, and manage expenditure against the approved budget within the Head of School’s delegation of authority.
Share and champion the School’s mission, vision, and core values of Care, Collaboration, and Excellence.
Work effectively through influence, preparation, and reliable delivery.
Communicate technical matters clearly to non-technical colleagues, students, and parents.
Uphold a strict commitment to child protection, safeguarding, and student welfare standards.
A master's degree in educational technology, information systems, or a related field
Experience in an international school setting and with the IB programs
Familiarity with ManageBac, Google Workspace for Education, and school information systems
Experience of technology in a residential or boarding setting
Familiarity with Korean data protection requirements
Working knowledge of Korean
Minimum experience: 5 years
Experience
A bachelor's degree in information technology, computer science, education, or a related field
At least five years of experience in school or comparable technology roles, including two years with supervisory or coordination responsibility and involvement in budget preparation
Demonstrated experience of a one-to-one device program
Demonstrated competence in network infrastructure, information security, and backup and disaster recovery
Understanding of data protection obligations and the confidentiality required around student records
Legal employability in the Republic of Korea, with an available visa route for the candidate and any dependents
Credentials
Branksome Hall Asia is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, and expects every member of faculty and staff to share that commitment. Child abuse and neglect are violations of a child’s human rights, and maltreatment of a child is never justified under any circumstance. All faculty and staff are required to report possible signs of abuse or neglect in accordance with the School’s safeguarding policies and procedures.
All appointments are conditional on satisfactory completion of the School’s pre-employment vetting before they start work, which includes police and criminal records checks, reference checks and any further checks required by Korean law or School policy.
Checks may be repeated during employment as required by Korean law or School policy, and faculty and staff must promptly inform the School of any criminal charge or conviction, or any other circumstance that may affect their suitability to work with children.
Compensation
Competitive salary package commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Benefits
Comprehensive package including semi-furnished housing, tuition waiver for dependent children, relocation allowance, annual travel allowance, private health insurance, and professional development allowance.
Full visa sponsorship and legal work authorization processing provided by the school for the successful candidate and eligible dependents legally employable in the Republic of Korea. Applicants are responsible for paperwork costs outside of Korea (e.g., apostille and legalization processes).