Mathematics Teacher

Role Description The Mathematics Teacher is responsible for delivering high-quality mathematics instruction to learners at the appropriate grade levels, in alignment with the American curriculum. Day-to-day tasks include planning and teaching engaging lessons, preparing instructional materials, assessing learner progress, and providing constructive feedback to support individual growth. The role involves differentiating instruction for diverse learning needs, collaborating with colleagues on curriculum and school initiatives, and maintaining accurate records of assessments and reports. Qualifications: • Demonstrated expertise in Lesson Planning and Curriculum Development, aligned with an American-style curriculum. • Bachelor’s degree or higher in Mathematics, Mathematics Education, or a closely related field. • Experience teaching in an international or multicultural school environment is highly beneficial. • Effective communication skills in English, both written and spoken; additional languages are an advantage. • Competence in using educational technology and digital tools to enhance teaching, learning, and assessment. • Commitment to ongoing professional development and collaboration with colleagues, families, and the school community.

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Mathematics, Mathematics Education, or a closely related field. Demonstrated expertise in Lesson Planning and Curriculum Development aligned with an American-style curriculum. Experience teaching in an international or multicultural school environment is highly beneficial. Effective communication skills in English, both written and spoken; additional languages are an advantage. Competence in using educational technology and digital tools to enhance teaching, learning, and assessment. Commitment to ongoing professional development and collaboration with colleagues, families, and the school community.

Deliver high-quality mathematics instruction to learners at appropriate grade levels, in alignment with the American curriculum. Plan and teach engaging lessons, prepare instructional materials, assess learner progress, and provide constructive feedback to support individual growth. Differentiate instruction for diverse learning needs. Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum and school initiatives. Maintain accurate records of assessments and reports.