Secondary Spanish Teacher - Leipzig, Deutschland - Leipzig International School

Leipzig International School

Geprüftes Unternehmen

Leipzig, Deutschland

vor 3 Wochen

Geschrieben von:

Lena Wagner

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Beschreibung

General:

Job Start:01 January 2023

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Location:Könneritzstraße 47, Leipzig, Germany

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Contract:part-time

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/ full-time contract, initially fixed-term employment until 31 July 202

In our secondary school about 415 students are learning and preparing for the Cambridge IGCSE and IBDP final exams. Our excellent academic results benchmarked against the International Schools' Assessment and the IGCSE and IB Diploma international examinations, are proof of the quality education we provide at Leipzig International School. The school is fully accredited by the Council of International Schools as well as the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

Your tasks and responsibilities:

Create a safe and stimulating learning environment in which the students can discover and develop their intellectual, physical, social and creative potential
Promote the motto of our school "learning to be a citizen of the world", so that students develop the skills to think and act with openness to the perspectives, values and traditions of other individuals, cultures and communities, and thus develop an international understanding
Collaboratively plan, deliver and assess work for your classes in parallel with other department members
Deliver relevant, current and challenging lessons that will allow students to to make outstanding progress and grow in confidence as they prepare for their final exams
Provide authentic, formative feedback through which your students can improve their skills, knowledge and understanding plus develop their higher order thinking
Contribute to the work of the language B department and of the secondary school as a whole
Develop best practice in the secondary school through sharing expertise, experience and resources
Work as a contributing member of the secondary school to ensure that all necessary systems and procedures are in place and delivered uniformly
Work as a contributing member of Leipzig International School to ensure a cohesive approach to learning

Your profile:

A degree in Spanish
Valid Teaching License
High competency in written and spoken English
Effective verbal and written communication skills as well as the use of IT and new technologies
Evidence of continuous professional development
Proven ability as an excellent classroom teacher
Experience of working in an internationallyminded and diverse school community is preferred
Experience with an international curricula is preferred
Committed to our students and their learning, wellbeing and safety
Committed to developing a clear and challenging holistic educational programme for our students
Positive, encouraging and able to motivate students
Able to differentiate and deliver a quality learning experience to students with a range of abilities
Able to create and maintain a climate that promotes high standards of achievement
Focused on student learning, progression and development
A team player who is flexible, open to change, solutionoriented, all with a good sense of humour
Organised, ethical and empathetic

What we offer:

Wonderful students who are interested in learning
A cooperative international team who is student and learner centred
Ongoing internal and external professional development
A dynamic and diverse workplace that continues to develop best teaching and learning practices
An exciting and flexible model of working that effectively supports the needs of students
The chance to engage in the life of the International School in the beautiful city of Leipzig; a historic, green, vibrant university city that is safe, wellconnected, and in the cultural heart of Europe
Company benefits such as company pension scheme, supplementary health insurance, moving allowance, JobRad Leasing, financial assistance to attend a language course etc.

About us:

LIS is an inclusive learning community and does not discriminate on the basis of race, skin colour, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital status or sexual orientation.