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Boundless Life

Family travel, work, and education program

Education Centre Director

School Leadership & AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAnnecy, FranceNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have led and developed people, including managing a team, conducting observations, giving feedback, independently addressing performance issues, and supporting professional growth.
  • Understand effective curriculum implementation and be able to observe learning spaces and provide educators with specific, useful feedback.
  • Understand project-based learning and place-based learning as practical approaches.
  • Be comfortable building a new operation without a complete playbook and balancing launch needs with longer-term planning.
  • Be able to handle difficult conversations with concerned parents calmly and independently.
  • Have experience in fast-moving, non-traditional environments, such as experiential education, educational startups, camps or outdoor learning, or international schools with responsibility for the people side of operations.
  • Hold French, EU, or EEA nationality, or have eligibility expressly confirmed under applicable French regulations.
  • Hold a minimum two-year post-secondary qualification (Bac+2) recognized under French regulations; foreign qualification holders should ideally already have an ENIC-NARIC comparability certificate where required.
  • Have at least five years of documented experience in teaching, management, or supervision within a school or higher education institution in the EU/EEA.
  • Be able to promptly provide supporting documentation, including academic qualifications, proof of relevant professional experience, and a recent criminal record extract.
  • Be available to join as soon as possible and relocate to Annecy to work on-site.

Responsibilities

  • Lead, coach, and manage a team of educators through structured one-to-ones, regular classroom observations, and direct, specific feedback.
  • Set clear expectations for performance and conduct, address gaps independently, and support each educator’s professional growth through development conversations.
  • Own onboarding of new educators and contribute to hiring decisions alongside the Head of Education Excellence.
  • Build a high-performing, engaged, and resilient team culture through an intense cohort calendar.
  • Ensure the Boundless curriculum is implemented consistently and in line with the global methodology and standards.
  • Ensure project-based and place-based learning are implemented meaningfully in Annecy while staying aligned with global standards.
  • Observe classes regularly, identify what is and is not working, and coach the team to improve.
  • Surface implementation challenges to the global education team and propose solutions.
  • Serve as a visible, trusted presence for families throughout each cohort.
  • Handle family concerns and escalations independently and with care.
  • Support a smooth admissions and intake experience for incoming families.
  • Support the opening of the location, including setting up the Education Centre, coordinating with local vendors, managing logistics, and assembling furniture.
  • Manage team administration, including holiday approvals, leave tracking in BambooHR, payroll review, absence management, and educator onboarding and offboarding.
  • Manage family communication and engagement, including daily queries, individual family meetings each cohort, pre-arrival webinars, Toddle and Slack communications, parent emails, and coordination of learning celebrations.
  • Define the strategy for extracurricular activities and field trips; identify local partners; manage logistics, risk assessments, execution, oversight, and accounting.
  • Manage centre operations, including health and safety checks, emergency planning and drills, first aid kit upkeep, facilities cleanliness, supplies and inventory, invoices, and ad hoc projects such as classroom setup or conversions.
  • Coordinate food and daily logistics, including catering liaison, menu planning, allergies and restrictions, and lunch coordination.
  • Organize community events such as movie nights, including childcare and communications.
  • Ensure educators and the team have access to relevant systems and student information, maintain student profiles, and manage calendars.
  • Liaise with local stakeholders, community partners, and local authorities, and support location-specific legal or compliance matters.

Desired Qualifications

  • French language skills or a strong connection to France.
  • An ENIC-NARIC comparability certificate for foreign qualifications, where required.

About the Company

Boundless Life

Family travel, work, and education program

Boundless Life provides travel-and-education programs for families who work remotely and educate their children while exploring the world. It offers packages like a 3-month experience and a 4-week getaway that cover accommodation, experiences, and schooling, making it a one-stop service for a slow-travel lifestyle. The product works by handling logistics end-to-end: destinations include Portugal and the Greek Cyclades, with families typically staying up to three months per location or six months with a home base. The company differentiates itself by combining travel, remote work support, and education in a single service, targeting digital nomad families who want balance, growth, and learning for their children. Its goal is to enable families to live and learn on the move by providing structured, flexible, and family-friendly itineraries and schooling options across global destinations.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Seed
Total funding
$2M
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
2021

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