Permanent | Part-Time | South Dublin | €20 per Hour
Key Points
- Hourly Rate: €20.00
- Working Pattern: Every Tuesday during term time
- Hours: 4:30pm – 8:30pm (Paid for 5 hours per week)
- Contract: Permanent Part-Time (29 teaching weeks each academic year)
- Location: South Dublin
- Start Date: September 2026
- Additional Paid Time: One additional paid hour each week to cover the collection of teaching materials from Dublin City Centre
Job Overview
Are you currently working in education and looking for a part-time position that fits around your existing commitments?
We are recruiting an Education Study Coordinator to support the evening operation of a satellite education centre in South Dublin. This role would suit someone with previous experience working in an Irish secondary school, grinds school, further education college, or similar educational environment who enjoys working with students, teachers and academic staff.
Working one evening each week during the academic year, you’ll ensure classes are set up correctly, students and teachers are welcomed, attendance records are maintained and teaching sessions run smoothly from start to finish.
As this is a permanent position that operates every academic year, we are looking for someone seeking a long-term commitment rather than temporary employment.
Responsibilities
Summary
You will be responsible for:
- Preparing classrooms before lessons begin
- Welcoming students and teachers
- Supporting the smooth running of evening classes
- Updating attendance records
- Ensuring teaching sessions are recorded
- Packing away equipment after classes
- Collecting teaching materials from Dublin City Centre
Supporting Evening Classes
Before classes begin, you’ll prepare each classroom by setting up printed learning materials, laptops, webcams, microphones and other teaching equipment so everything is ready before students arrive.
Throughout the evening, you’ll act as the on-site coordinator, supporting teachers and students while resolving any issues that arise to ensure classes continue without disruption.
Student & Teacher Support
You’ll greet students and teachers on arrival, provide practical support where needed and help create a welcoming and organised learning environment.
Strong communication skills and confidence working with young people are essential, making this an ideal opportunity for someone who has previously worked in a school or educational setting.
Administration
You’ll maintain accurate online attendance records and ensure all classes are recorded correctly.
Attention to detail and confidence using basic computer systems are important, as accurate attendance records form part of the school’s administrative processes.
Equipment & Teaching Materials
At the end of each evening, you’ll dismantle classroom equipment, ensure it is stored securely and prepare the centre for the following week.
You’ll also collect printed learning materials from the organisation’s Dublin City Centre office approximately once or twice each month. This additional responsibility is already included within your paid weekly hours.
Requirements
Summary
The successful candidate will have:
- Previous experience working within an Irish secondary school, grinds school or educational environment
- Excellent spoken and written English
- Strong organisational skills
- Confidence communicating with students and teachers
- Basic IT skills
- Full clean driving licence
- Access to their own transport
Education Experience
This role is ideally suited to applicants with previous experience working in Irish education.
Suitable backgrounds include:
- School Administrator
- Teacher
- Teaching Assistant
- Special Needs Assistant (SNA)
- Education Support Officer
- Grinds School Administrator
- Academic Administrator
Experience working directly with secondary school students, teachers or academic staff will be highly regarded.
Communication
You’ll be one of the first people students and teachers meet each evening.
Applicants must therefore possess fluent spoken and written English together with excellent interpersonal skills and the confidence to communicate professionally with students, parents and teaching staff.
Transport
As you’ll be responsible for collecting teaching materials from Dublin City Centre before classes begin, applicants must have access to their own reliable transport.
A full clean driving licence is essential.
Important Information
Salary
- €20.00 per hour
- Paid for 5 hours each week
Hours
- Every Tuesday
- 4:30pm – 8:30pm
- One additional paid hour per week for collection of teaching materials
Contract
- Permanent part-time position
- 29 teaching weeks each academic year
- September 2026 – May 2027, with the expectation of returning each academic year
Location
- South Dublin
- Teaching materials collected from Dublin City Centre approximately once or twice per month
Apply Now
If you have experience working within an Irish educational environment and are looking for a long-term part-time opportunity supporting students and teachers, we’d love to hear from you.
At Hall Recruitment, we’re dedicated to building diverse and authentic workplaces. We also know that excellent candidates rarely match 100% of a job description. If you meet around 70% of the criteria for this role, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Applicants must currently reside in the Republic of Ireland and have unrestricted permission to live and work in Ireland on a permanent basis. As this is a long-term permanent position, applications from candidates on temporary employment permissions, including Stamp 1G and Stamp 2, cannot be considered.
