School Administration 101
- Short Video Lessons to get you started.
- Learn the basics to get you started.
What is the target audience?
School Leaders, Team Leaders, Aspiring school owners and all in school management and leadership
I have spent a lot of time deconstructing what it takes to start and run a school
School Administration
1
Starting the Journey
2
Introduction to School Administration
Welcome to School Adminstration. A brief into to start you on your journey into school administration and the tools of school administration.
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What you cannot do for all, do not do at all
Finance
1
Money Matters
- Fees
- Discounts
- Payments
- Collection
A review into the right mindsets regarding fees collection
2
Quick Fee tip
Customer Service and Communication
1
Customer Services a tool for client retention
2
The Importance of Customer Service in the Social Media Age
3
Saying No
4
Know your customer – Targeting
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Newsletters as a communication tool
Facilities and School Structure
1
Introduction to facilities
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Vision and Mission Statement
A look into the vision and mission of the school.
HR for schools
1
Introduction to the hiring process
2
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
3
School functions and functionality
Administration of Academics and Parent Relationships
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Module 1: Working from within (An introduction to Emotional Intelligence)
For any relationship to be successful, both parties must come from a place of understanding and intentionality.
That is why this unit begins with the individuals and the skills they need to transform those relationships.
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Module 3: Introduction to Parent Relationships
As we progress into Module 3, we look at the Parent-Teacher relationship. This bonus introductory video sets the tone for the videos in this module.
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The 7Cs of Communication
Communication has 7 components.
In this module, we learn about each one and how to apply them to our daily operations.
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Module 2: Non-Academics
Non-academic activities are not just marketing tools.
They are supplementary activities that should boost the learning experiences in your school environment.
Why did you choose the extra-curricular activities at your school?
What is the purpose of these activities?