The St. François Girls’ College Alumnae (SFGCA) invites passionate and committed alumnae to play a key role in one of our school’s most meaningful initiatives — the Character Development Programme (CDP).
Initially introduced at SFGC in 2007 during the tenure of former Principal Patricia McIntosh, the CDP was created to nurture values, discipline, and leadership among our students. At the request of former Principal Jennifer Gittens, the programme was reintroduced in 2020 with Dr. Donna Mae Knights '79 serving as Team Lead. Under her leadership — and with the dedication of alumnae from multiple year groups — the CDP has flourished into a dynamic, impactful initiative that embodies the spirit and legacy of St. François.
Continuing the Legacy — With You
The SFGCA is proud to now work alongside the current CDP team to further develop and sustain this vital programme. We extend deep appreciation to Dr. Donna Mae Knights and the team for their vision, leadership, and commitment to student growth. As we look ahead, we are seeking a dedicated Programme Coordinator to help expand and strengthen the CDP’s impact.
This is a voluntary role, but one rich with purpose — an opportunity to:
- Mentor and inspire the next generation of SFGC students.
- Contribute to building character, resilience, and leadership in young women.
- Gain hands-on experience in programme design, coordination, and youth development.
- Contribute directly to shaping a transformative initiative that embodies St. François values.
- Strengthen your professional portfolio with a resume-building opportunity in programme management and education.
Programme Coordinator Role Summary:
The Programme Coordinator leads the planning, execution, and evaluation of the CDP, ensuring alignment with the school’s vision and the Alumnae’s strategic objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee the development and implementation of CDP modules and sessions.
- Liaise with school administration, teachers, alumnae, facilitators, and support personnel.
- Coordinate scheduling, logistics, and resource allocation for each session.
- Monitor programme progress and ensure timely delivery of activities.
- Lead fortnightly project team meetings and prepare progress reports.
- Support the development of sustainability strategies for long-term impact.
Skills & Qualifications:
- Strong leadership and organisational skills.
- Experience in programme management or educational initiatives.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.
- Familiarity with youth development and character-building frameworks.
Apply Today!
If you are ready to make a meaningful impact, we invite you to apply by submitting your resume and a letter of interest to stfrancoisalumnae@gmail.com.
Whether you are an alumna passionate about service, a professional seeking leadership experience, or someone who values youth mentorship, this role offers a unique space to make a difference.
Together, let’s guide and mould the next generation of St. François women.