Home Economics Educator (Garment Making)

Wellspring College seeks a Home Economics Educator specializing in Garment Making to contribute to its mission of restoring educational and moral standards in Nigerian youth. The role aligns with the college’s vision of fostering a well-rounded, spiritually and academically grounded student body, emphasizing both practical skills and moral integrity. The educator will teach relevant subjects within the curriculum, likely integrating hands-on training in garment construction and related home economics disciplines.

What it offers

This position involves teaching garment-making techniques and related home economics subjects. The role may include curriculum development, student mentorship, and alignment with Wellspring College’s educational and moral frameworks. The position is likely within a Christian or faith-based educational context, focusing on holistic student development.

Who can apply

Applicants must be qualified educators with expertise in home economics, particularly garment-making. Experience in teaching at a secondary or tertiary level in Nigeria or internationally is preferred. Educational qualifications in home economics, textiles, or a related field are required.

What you'll do

Teach garment-making and home economics courses, including practical workshops and theoretical instruction. Develop and implement lesson plans that integrate spiritual, academic, and practical learning. Mentor students to cultivate technical skills, moral character, and national pride through educational activities.

How to apply

Submit a resume, teaching qualifications, and references to the college’s admissions or human resources office. The application process may include an interview to assess teaching fit and subject expertise.

Good to know

This role is based in Nigeria, with the college’s headquarters likely in Lagos or another major Nigerian city. The position may require adherence to the college’s faith-based policies and educational philosophy.

The college emphasizes sound moral and academic standards, so applicants should reflect a commitment to these values in their teaching approach.