DP Coordinator, CAS Coordinator, EE Supervisor and TOK

There are key roles to get right if you are going to have a successful Diploma Programme: the roles of the DP Coordinator, the CAS Coordinator, the extended Essay Supervisor and (if you have one) the TOK Coordinator.

So, how do you write a good job description?

What makes a good job description?

Before you write the job description consider what makes a great job description by searching the internet. For example, consider the following TopTips:

• Clear title
• Have a compelling opening paragraph
• Be clear about who they are accountable to and responsible for
• Use concise language and use bullet points to break up copy
• Present verb tense
• Use full sentences
• Make priorities clear, as opposed to writing a long list of 'must have's'
• Include a clear and motivating call to action
• Qualities or attributes that constitute a superior performance in the position
• Check for grammar and spelling mistakes

Job Descriptions

The IB do not provide templated job descriptions for these roles. Therefore, this short blog will signpost for you where you can find guidance on putting together your job descriptions.

Go to DP Coordinator - Job Description for key elements of the role of a Diploma Programme Coordinator.

Go to CAS Coordinator - Job Description for key elements of the role of a CAS Coordinator.

Go to Extended Essay where you will find a template for a job description of the role of the Extended Essay Supervisor.

Go to TOK Coordinator - Job Description for key elements of the role of a TOK Coordinator.