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#NESAWEBINARS

Hiring is Done, Now What?

Research-based practices for onboarding new hires

WITH DR. ROBERT JACKSON

BY EMAIL INVITATION ONLY TO NESA MEMBER & AFFILIATE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP

Please check your email and junk/spam folder, and contact ranya@nesacenter.org if you are a NESA school leader and did not receive an invitation.

DATE

April 3, 2023

TIME

3:00-4:00 PM (GMT+3)*
ELIGIBILITY

OPEN TO NESA MEMBERS & AFFILIATES
COST

NO COST

AUDIENCE

FOR SCHOOL LEADERSHIP
EVENT TYPE

ZOOM WEBINAR

* Daylight Savings Time begins in Europe on March 26. The new GMT+3 time zone (Athens, Greece) will affect time differences if you are in a country which does not also observe Daylight Savings.

ABOUT THE WEBINAR

Attention international school heads! Are you interested in improving your onboarding process for new hires using research-based practices? Join us for a webinar led by Dr. Robert Jackson, superintendent of the American International School of Jeddah. Dr. Jackson will share practical tips, strategies, and tools based on the latest research to help you onboard new staff members effectively and efficiently. He understands the unique challenges that come with bringing new team members into an international school environment and is here to help you make the process as seamless as possible.

By combining the best practices from international businesses, educational research, and practical experience, international schools have the chance to increase retention, in-class effectiveness, and teacher happiness. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an experienced professional and ensure the success of your new hires. Register now to reserve your spot!

Dr. Robert Jackson
Dr. Robert Jackson

SUPERINTENDENT, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF JEDDAH

Robert Jackson is an experienced American educator with over 20 years’ experience working in international schools in Belarus, China, Albania, Ukraine, and Saudi Arabia. In addition, he worked in New York City as an instructional coach in the high school on Rikers Island, helping incarcerated young men earn a high school diploma.

Robert holds two master's degrees in Intercultural Communication and Educational Leadership from Columbia University, as well as a doctorate from Johns Hopkins University with an emphasis in Entrepreneurial Leadership in Education. In 2014, he was honored by the State Department as the international recipient of the National Association of Elementary School Principals as a National Distinguished Principal. He currently serves as the superintendent of the American International School of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. 

REGISTRATION

Offered at no cost to NESA Member & Affiliate Schools.

Please review the Cancellation Notice before registering.