Company Description
Colegio Bolivar is a private, coeducational, non-confessional, non-profit educational foundation established in 1947 in Cali, Colombia. The school offers a bilingual, bicultural, and binational college-preparatory program in English and Spanish for nearly 1,400 students from Preprimary through grade 12, serving Colombian nationals, North American families, and other foreign residents. Its rigorous curriculum and high academic standards are designed to prepare learners for admission to competitive colleges and universities worldwide, while developing responsible citizens committed to positive social impact. Programs draw from both Colombian and North American educational traditions and meet demanding standards from each country. Instruction is delivered by a highly qualified local and international faculty, with English as the main language of instruction from first grade and Spanish language and Colombian culture as core components of the educational experience.
Role Description
The Principal is a full-time, on-site leadership role based in Cali,



responsible for overseeing the academic and operational management of their section of thr school. This role includes guiding the implementation of the bilingual, bicultural curriculum, supervising teaching and learning, and ensuring that educational programs align with institutional standards and accreditation requirements. The Principal leads and supports faculty and staff through coaching, performance evaluation, and professional development initiatives, fostering a collaborative, inclusive, and student-centered school culture. Day-to-day responsibilities involve managing school policies and procedures, overseeing student welfare and discipline, engaging with families and the wider community, and promoting continuous improvement in educational quality and outcomes. The Principal also collaborates with governing bodies and administrative teams on strategic planning, budgeting, resource allocation, and

📌 Principal (Colombia)
🏢 Colegio Bolivar
📍 Colombia