RECRUITMENT OF ASPIRING PRINCIPAL FOR SEPTEMBER 2025

The San Wui Commercial Society YMCA of Hong Kong Christian School (SWYHKCS) fosters a caring community through its core principles – Christian Faith, Integrity, Respect, Learning and Service. The SWYHKCS offers a blended curriculum combining the British and Hong Kong systems, emphasising academic excellence in Chinese and Mathematics while promoting holistic growth through a diverse range of extra-curricular activities. This well-rounded approach equips students to thrive and develop as compassionate, capable global citizens.

We are looking for a dedicated and dynamic Deputy Principal, who is ready to be appointed as Principal within 2 years, with experience in leading and managing a multicultural school, and in possession of the following attributes:

• strong belief in the vision, mission and Christian values of the SWYHKCS;
• sound knowledge of school administration with at least 2-year prior experience working as Deputy Principal in primary schools in Hong Kong;
• strong leadership skills with a passion to put the school’s vision, mission and values into action;
• excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and multicultural sensitivity;
• valid Certification for Principalship recognised by the Education Bureau, HKSAR (completed or in progress);
• excellent written and spoken English and, preferably, also in Chinese.

Interested parties should submit an application letter and a resume to the School Management Committee of San Wui Commercial Society YMCA of Hong Kong Christian School, YMCA of Hong Kong, 41 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, or email to [our mailbox through CTgoodjobs Apply Now] on or before 30th April, 2025 (post chopped date). The successful candidate is expected to assume duty no later than 18th August 2025.

All data collected will be used for recruitment purposes only and unsuccessful applications will be destroyed after six months. Applicants who have not been contacted by the end of mid-July 2025 may consider their applications unsuccessful.

The YMCA of Hong Kong and the SWYHKCS support equal employment opportunities.