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Performance Management System is a widely used tool in various organizations. This presentation focuses on the Jaago Foundation and how they use PMS on all the employees of the 12 Schools they run throughout Bangladesh and also some suggestions on the existing system.This presentation was made for the course EDU 506: Leaders as Learners: Leading People in Educational Institutions. EDU 506 is on of the courses of the M.Ed. program on Educational Leadership & School Improvement run by BRAC Institute of Educational Development.
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- 2. WHAT IS PMS? Tool to communicate organizational goal Allot individual accountability Tracking of progress and evaluation of performance Reflects individual performance and keeps track of all
- 4. HR Education Program Child Welfare Department Manager, Partnership and Branding Department 390 Employees 12 Schools
- 5. HQ to School communication via Education Coordinator and Project Officer Electronic survey on EC (Yearly) Data Collection via survey by EC Teachers’ performance management through Ecs assessments and feedback Supporting Schools and Sponsors through providing resources and data PRACTICES
- 6. No precise guidelines for EC and PO Infrequent evaluation of teachers No system of Teachers training Hiring process has some flaws ISSUES Miscommunication among HQ and Teachers No direct communication system from teachers' side
- 7. PROBLEMS Sponsors getting incorrect data ( grades and dropout rate) Schools are not receiving resources Sponsors are leaving Teacher turnover rate high 1 2 3 4
- 8. SUGGESTIONS Frequent class visit and constructive feedback Online Dashboard Frequent visit and meeting between HQ and Teachers Unannounced visits from HQ EC, Teachers and Staff training Strictly maintain hiring process Via teachers guideline
- 9. Thank You