Učiteľ/ka ZŠ (2. stupeň) - chémia

vysokoškolské II. stupňa

Chémia

Vzdelanie
Vzdelanie podľa zákona č. 317/2009 Z. z. o pedagogických zamestnancoch a odborných zamestnancoch v znení neskorších predpisov a vyhlášky č. 437/2009 Z. z.

The appointed person will be able to teach Chemistry in English to students from the age of 11 to 18 following the syllabuses and examinations from the University of Cambridge in England.

Language skills
English - Upper intermediate (B2)

Ďalšie požiadavky
A professional teacher of Chemistry is required by the Cambridge International School in Bratislava starting as soon as possible. The appointed person will be able to teach Chemistry to students from the age of 11 to 18. A high level of English is required because although most of the students will be native Slovak speakers, the syllabuses and examinations will be from the University of Cambridge in England. We are looking for a committed professional teacher of teenagers who wants to work within an outstanding international school with small class sizes, highly motivated students, and a very happy, friendly environment. We have a large, new and very well resourced laboratory.

Personality requirements and skills
An open, versatile, enthusiastic person able to make the learning of Chemistry interesting and rewarding for all students. A student-centred (rather than subject-content-centred) approach must be adopted to support each student to the achievement of his/her individual potential whether it be outstanding or modest.

Employee perks, benefits
Excellent working conditions, small class sizes (maximum 18)
Salary offered: 12000 - 21000 EUR/year

The selection process:
A full CV and a letter of application in English is essential. You must explain why you are the right person for this position including your experience and personal approach to teaching. Applications which are not in English or which are incomplete will not be considered. The person dealing with this appointment does not understand Slovak and so an English application is essential.