Early Years Educator
- Early Childhood
- University Graduate, Licensed Teacher, ESL Instructor
- Bachelor
- 1 year of teaching experience
- TESL/TEFL Certificate over 100 hours
- TEFL certification required
- United States (USA), United Kingdom (UK), Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand
Qualifications:
- Fluent English speaker
- Experience working in multicultural and multilingual settings is desirable
- Experience working with young children in an educational setting
- Passionate about education and interactive learning
- Minimum 100 hours of TEFL certification or relevant teaching credentials/license
- £1100 per month salary
- Salary paid through the UK PAYE system (for UK citizens with a permanent UK address only)
- All Bank holidays and school holidays as paid leave
- Arrangement and payment of visa documentation
- Shared car
- Medical cover
- House cleaning service
- Access to chauffeur service
- End-of-year bonus worth up to 120% of a monthly salary
The British School of Madagascar, established in 2014, is a rapidly growing English curriculum school in the heart of the bustling capital, Antananarivo.
We seek a dedicated, enthusiastic teacher to deliver Early Years curricula creatively and engagingly.
Contracted Hours:
- Monday-Thursday 7:45-16:30 (1 early duty from 7:30 and 1 late duty until 16:30 per week, lessons finish 15:15)
- Friday 7:45-15:00 (Minimum 50% of Fridays finish at 12:30)
- Maximum of 20 hours of face-to-face teaching time per week with the rest of the time for planning, preparation, and assessment
Main Duties and Responsibilities :
- To deliver a curriculum based on Maths, English, and The World Around Us (lesson plans provided)
- To maintain communication with the parents through a variety of mediums, including our Parent/Pupil Correspondence Books
- To assess, record, and report on the development of the students in the class, in conjunction with our academic administrators and the SLT
- To work as a part of the lower school team and carry out essential administrative duties as required by the SLT
- To maintain a stimulating and positive learning environment
- To set expectations for students using clear and constructive feedback
- To deploy teaching assistants effectively to support the learning process
Wider School Responsibilities:
- Participate in appropriate meetings with parents and colleagues
- Promote proper safeguarding practices and care for the health and safety of students
- Contribute to the development of policy and the growth of the school
- To host 1, 45-minute after-school club per week
- To carry out a share of supervisory duties as per published rotas
The British School of Madagascar is a fast-growing learning community situated in the heart of the bustling capital Antananarivo. We opened our doors in September 2014 with 20 students and 1 school building and now boast over 250 students and 5 school buildings, covering education from 2 to 18 years old.
We are a part of the small, but growing English-speaking population in Madagascar and ensure that all our teachers are well-integrated to create a strong community feeling.
Our philosophy is based on equipping students with the necessary skills to become independent-thinking global citizens of the future. We focus on a child-centred approach, immersing students in the English language and British culture.
Our mission is to fulfil the potential of each child by allowing them to learn through the world-beating Pearson Curriculum and our varied and engaging extra-curricular program.
In Madagascar, we stand alone in offering our unique curriculum that promotes excellence and the holistic development of all our students.