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Teach at American Community School Beirut

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About American Community School Beirut

American Community School Beirut is a non-profit, independent, secular American college preparatory school serving a multicultural international student body in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon.

ACS provides internationally-enriched, standards-based curricula, preparing students for the International Baccalaureate, the Lebanese Baccalaureate, and the American College Preparatory Diplomas. The school is accredited by both the Lebanese Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA).

ACS is aligning itself with the US Department of State’s AERO Standards to be sure that international education represents the same high quality everywhere. ACS is a member of the group of schools designated by the US Department of State, Office of Overseas Schools.

ACS supports teacher growth and provides an opportunity to enhance and challenge both professionals and students in their community. Seminars, conferences and workshops are offered regionally and globally from Amman to Berlin, Istanbul to Dubai. You will have opportunities to work with international peers who share a commitment to excel in overseas teaching. You can attend workshops, conferences and enroll in masters programs - all aligned with your professional development goals - with appropriate financial help from ACS.

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Lebanon at a glance

Country information

Capital:
Beirut
Language:
Arabic
Population:
4.8 million
Currency:
Lebanese Pound
Government:
Republic

Country quick facts

A small country, measuring only 10,400 square kilometers (4,015 square miles) in total land area, Lebanon borders the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea, between Syria and Israel.

Lebanon was the first Middle East country to create a constitution.

Lebanon is home to five UNESCO world heritage sites.

The world’s first ever law school was founded in Lebanon’s capital city, Beirut, back in Roman times.

The national symbol in Lebanon is the cedar tree, because an abundance of them are found in the Lebanon Mountains.

Arabic is the official language but French, German, English and Armenian are also spoken in Lebanon.