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Head of Science Department

Santiago College has 140 years of experience delivering education of excellence and avant-garde, respecting the traditions of our community. Once you join our institution, you will find an environment that draws on cultural diversity, with a spirit of service and high motivation for education.

We are looking for a Head of Science Department, ideally with a background in biology. The person should join our institution ideally in March 2022. Knowledge and/or experience of the IB programme would be ideal.

Posted: June 2021

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Location	Santiago, Chile, South America
Start Date	July 2021
Eligible Candidates	Licensed Teacher, University Graduate
Student Level	High School
Number of Vacancies	1

Job Benefits

Plane tickets every two years.
Housing Allowance.
To be dicuss during the process.

Qualifications and Requirements

Education Required	Bachelor
Major	Science

About the School

Santiago College is a community of tradition, innovation, and education based on values that for 140 years have been forming proactive, tolerant students, able to create deep bonds that keep the different generations together through their lifetime. This educational foundation, multicultural, bilingual, and co-educational, has high academic standards and encourages each student to face new challenges. Its goal is to form caring, solidary, well-informed, and eager knowledge young people, who can contribute to creating a world framed within respect and understanding. Santiago College's teacher´s team is well known for its proximity, being near the student during all the steps of new learning processes, virtual or on-site. It’s a flexible school, which adapts quickly to changes, as has happened in the Covid-19 pandemic context, with the technology needed for simultaneous online and on-site teaching. SC has managed the use of virtual teaching technological models and the design of different IT projects such as online TOK 2020, podcasts on Spotify, and the Seesaw platform, among others. The school is a member of the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) in Geneva, since 1981. It's accredited and a member of the European Council of International Schools, CIS & NEASC (Council of International Schools & New England Association of Schools and Colleges), International Schools Association and is also part of the Association of British Schools (ABS), and the Association of IB (International Baccalaureate) Schools in Chile.