The technical manager is a versatile position that requires sufficient managerial skills as well as sufficient technical skills. A technical manager should be able to perform all necessary tasks related to company systems including troubleshooting any technical issues. They must oversee the development and implementation of any system through all steps of the process. They must make sure their team is fully trained and able to perform their jobs. The technical manager is the point person for any issues that arise within the team. They are responsible for making key decisions for technical issues related to the company after considering everything from cost to quality of hardware or software.

Coordinate various faculty searches and maintain faculty search database.Assist in screening and selecting faculty applications.Manage orientation, training and relocation for new faculties.Provide support and guidance to academic trainees.Collaborate with faculty to conduct new student workshops.Assist in selecting right student leaders.Assist in managing schedule, student payroll, rooms and instructional supplies for workshops and other study programs.Develop and manage comprehensive academic support program.Provide guidance to students on academic goals and educational issues.Assist students on course selection, study habits and career selection.Prepare and maintain student records according to district policies and administrative regulations.Work with parents, teachers and counselors to address students’ behavioral, academic, and other problems.Assist in updating lesson content and instruction methodology.Assist in development of training modules and programs.Coordinate with teachers and center coordinators to develop lesson plans and materials.

Planning lessons and activities that facilitate students' acquisition of basic and advanced computer skills.Instructing in a manner that develops students' confidence in their abilities.Observing and managing classroom dynamics.Invigilating and grading projects, quizzes, and examinations.Tracking and communicating students' advancement throughout the course.Ensuring that the computer laboratory remains free from food and drink at all times.Downloading important software updates and maintaining hardware.Attending parent-teacher and faculty conferences.