Homeroom Teacher Lower School

Summary:

Join a school as a Homeroom Teacher Lower School and make a meaningful impact on young learners.

About the School:

The school is committed to fostering the holistic development of students through a rigorous academic program, strong socio-emotional support, and a focus on the whole child. It empowers students to become confident, compassionate global citizens.

The Opportunity:

As a Homeroom Teacher Lower School, you will play a central role in shaping the academic and personal growth of students in PK3 to Grade 5. You will lead a homeroom class, design innovative curriculum experiences, and build a supportive learning community that nurtures every student's potential. This is an opportunity to make a lasting impact in a dynamic, international educational environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Plan and deliver instruction in core subjects aligned with American Common Core or similar standards.
• Design engaging, inquiry-based units that integrate cross-disciplinary learning and hands-on experiences.
• Differentiate instruction to support diverse learners, including EAL students and those with additional needs.
• Use assessments to guide instruction and monitor student progress.
• Manage classroom behavior through positive discipline and restorative practices.
• Communicate effectively with families through regular updates, meetings, and conferences.
• Collaborate with specialist teachers to ensure consistent learning goals and experiences.
• Participate in curriculum planning, grade-level meetings, and school-wide initiatives.
• Supervise students during meals, transitions, and other non-instructional times.
• Contribute to school events, celebrations, and seasonal activities.

Qualifications & Skills:

Required

• Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education or a relevant subject area.
• Valid teaching license or certification.
• Minimum 2–3 years of experience teaching in a Lower School setting.
• Strong knowledge of literacy instruction and conceptual math teaching.
• Ability to support EAL students and understand language acquisition processes.
• Excellent communication and empathy skills with young children.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a multicultural environment.
• Strong safeguarding awareness and emotional resilience.

Preferred

• Experience teaching in an American curriculum setting.
• Experience with project-based learning and inquiry-based instruction.
• Creativity and enthusiasm for designing innovative lessons.
• Strong mediation and conflict resolution skills.
• Experience leading extracurricular activities or student events.

Compensation & Benefits:

• Highly competitive salary and comprehensive compensation package.
• Annual performance-based and retention bonuses.
• Fully furnished housing provided.