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International Schools Partnership

Delivers international education and professional development

English Language and Culture Teacher

K-12 TeachingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBergamo, Province of Bergamo, ItalyNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A degree or diploma that qualifies the candidate for teaching is required.
  • A teaching qualification is an optional additional qualification.
  • Native-level knowledge of Italian and good knowledge of at least one other foreign language are required.
  • Authorization for teaching in competition class AS2B is required.
  • The candidate must be able to work effectively in a dynamic environment.
  • Good organizational skills are required.
  • The candidate must be able to establish effective working relationships with people at all levels of the school.
  • The candidate must be able to express themselves clearly and concisely in writing and orally.
  • Attention to detail and precision are required.
  • Staff must undergo appropriate vetting, including an online due-diligence search, references, and satisfactory criminal background checks or equivalent covering the previous 10 years of employment history.
  • Staff are expected to share the commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.

Responsibilities

  • Teach students and promote the development of language-expression skills and subject knowledge.
  • Deliver teaching and learning intended to support students’ human, cultural, civic, and professional development, consistent with school-system aims and objectives.
  • Carry out individual and collegial activities and participate in in-service training and professional development.
  • Adapt the school’s educational offering to students’ differing needs and the socioeconomic context, while working toward shared learning-quality objectives in each class and subject.
  • Identify subject-matter themes appropriate to each student’s level.
  • Select teaching methods suited to each student’s learning style.
  • Define learning pathways oriented to students’ educational needs.
  • Choose an organization suited to timing, groups, assessments, evaluation, spaces, and tools.
  • Communicate and explain educational choices and results to families.
  • Assess students according to learning indicators.
  • Use positive relational approaches and support students’ progress in learning in line with their potential.
  • Collaborate with the support teacher in preparing the student plan for students with disabilities or socioeconomic disadvantage.
  • Integrate students’ existing competencies with those developed by the school.
  • Recognize and develop students’ individual resources and strengths.
  • Monitor the impact of activities on each student’s competencies by completing the relevant class record.

About the Company

International Schools Partnership

Delivers international education and professional development

International Schools Partnership (ISP) operates a global network of over 100 international schools across 25 countries. It delivers a student-centered learning approach that goes beyond classrooms, aiming to ignite curiosity and grow self-confidence so students become lifelong learners and changemakers. The schools emphasize collaboration in the learning process, development of knowledge and skills for success beyond school, access to teaching excellence, international opportunities, and careers guidance. Teachers and leaders receive extensive professional development and benefit from a global network of experts to continuously improve. ISP’s goal is to help students, colleagues, and schools learn and improve together by listening, collaborating, and sharing best practices.

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Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2013

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