Director of Educational Technology (Expat Contract)

About the role:The Director of Educational Technology is a whole school strategic leadership role responsible for shaping, driving and sustaining St. Paul’s digital vision. This role ensures that technology and artificial intelligence meaningfully enhance teaching, learning and school operations, while fostering a digitally confident, responsible and future ready community. Reporting to the Head on all educational matters and to the General Manager on technology infrastructure and operations, the Director leads the development and execution of a coherent Digital and AI Strategy aligned with the School’s mission, values and long-term priorities. At St. Paul’s, we believe that great educational leadership remains connected to the classroom; therefore, this role includes a limited teaching allocation in Digital Literacy. About us:St. Paul’s was founded in 1926 and was the first school in South America to receive accreditation from the UK government as a British School Oversees. Fully coeducational, with about 1,000 pupils, aged from 3 to 18, it is a school with history and tradition, but which embraces innovation, contemporary values and the latest in digital learning. We are a world-class school, and an international member of HMC and IAPS, and a member of COBIS and the LAHC. We are proud of our local, national and international reputation and we constantly strive to improve the opportunities for our pupils and staff. Our recent BSO inspection judged us as a leading British School overseas, and you can download the report from our website. Our exceptional facilities place teaching and learning at the heart of the school.School ValuesAll staff are expected to conduct themselves in line with the school’s values which are:KINDNESS, INTEGRITY, ASPIRATION, INCLUSION, RESPONSIBILITY, ADVENTUREStrategic Leadership and Digital Vision • Develop and lead a whole school Digital and AI Strategy, including a clear innovation roadmap • Position the School at the forefront of educational technology, artificial intelligence and digital transformation • Define the School’s approach to AI literacy, ethical use and responsible integration • Ensure alignment between technology, curriculum, pedagogy and values • Identify and implement systems that support a data informed and insight driven culture • Create an AI and innovative technology strategy that enhances teaching and learning, while also helping the school develop a thoughtful position on AI literacy and responsible technology use for both pupils and staff. Teaching and Learning • Partner with school leadership and teachers to embed technology and AI meaningfully and responsibly into teaching and learning Technology Infrastructure and Systems • Ensure reliable, secure and scalable technology infrastructure and systems that support both learning and operations • Oversee the performance and continuous improvement of IT services and platforms Leadership • Lead and develop the IT and Educational Technology teams, ensuring clarity of priorities, accountability and high performance Community and Capability • Build digital and AI capability across staff, students and parents • Position the School as a leader in responsible and innovative use of technology Financial and Governance Responsibility • Lead strategic investment in technology, ensuring sustainability and impact • Ensure compliance with data protection, security and ethical