The main mission of the Sumba Hospitality Foundation is to drive a sustainable tourism development plan for the Indonesian island of Sumba. The core values of SHF are to nurture environmental awareness and cultural identity, and to empower local communities to enable responsible tourism. As part of its mission, the Foundation manages a full boarding hospitality and permaculture school for underprivileged youth, with a green eco-resort, providing vocational education, focusing on practical and soft skills.

The foundation is seeking a hospitality professional with a passion for philanthropy to fill the position of Director of Hospitality Education. 

Main Responsibilities:

• Oversee the teaching and methodology of the vocational curriculum and training program, while also being responsible for all aspects of student life
• Organize and manage all trainings, workshops and internship program for students
• Actively liaise with players in the hospitality and academic landscape to build awareness about the school and the project
• Assist the Executive Director in carrying out administrative formalities and management of campus including hotel, restaurant & bar, spa, laundry facilities and student dormitories 

Requirements:

Essential:

• At least 5 years’ experience in hospitality or related industry with a proven ability and record of training and mentoring staff and/or students
• Experience in team management
• Energy, enthusiasm and adaptability
• Affinity with SHF’s core values of sustainability, community empowerment, and education

• Teamwork, collaboration, and active participation in school life

Desirable:

• Passion for education management
• Knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia
• Experience working in a developing country
• Ability to differentiate for diverse learning needs 

Terms & Conditions of Service:

• Contracts are for 18 months with an initial probationary period of 3 months
• Net monthly salary of $1,000.00 USD
• Full Medical Insurance
• Sponsorship for a KITAS visa, valid for one year and extendable
• Travel allowance of $2,000
• Room and Board (3 Meals per Day), Weekly Laundry and Housekeeping Service ($450 per month Value)
• 30 paid working days annually, plus Indonesian public holidays. Up to 15 days paid sick leave per annum