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Make it Good is opening a brand-new campus in Cape Town and seeks an experienced operations leader to run the campus end-to-end, from facilities to scheduling and compliance. This on-site role requires the ability to build systems, lead diverse teams and shape the campus's strategy as it grows.
You will develop relationships with employers across the Western Cape, manage budgets, monitor delivery, and represent the business locally, feeding learnings back to Head Office.
Location: Cape Town
Work model: On-site (new campus, on-the-ground role while it's being built out). Need to be able to legally work in SA to be considered.
Salary: R50 000 – R70 000 CTC per month
An education partner on a mission to empower artisans across Africa is opening a brand-new campus in Cape Town, delivering a world-class apprenticeship. It's an optimistic, startup-minded business that values honesty, accountability and getting stuck in, and this campus is their next big chapter.
Genuine impact: you'd be building a brand-new campus from the ground up, not maintaining someone else's Real seniority: the most senior seat on-site, with the trust to shape how the campus runs A mission worth backing: training the next generation of artisans and helping close the skills gap An honest, collaborative culture: speaks up, works together, no micromanaging Group life cover, medical aid contribution and stock options, plus a flexible leave policy with time off over the annual shutdown
Leading all campus operations end-to-end: facilities, scheduling, systems and compliance Shaping and executing campus strategy in line with the wider business's direction and growth goals Building relationships with employers, partners and stakeholders across the Western Cape Leading, developing and supporting every team member on campus Keeping a close eye on programme delivery, and troubleshooting when things go off track Managing the campus budget, tracking performance and flagging risks early Spotting growth opportunities: new programmes, partnerships and employer relationships Being the face of the business in Cape Town, and feeding learnings back to Head Office