VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
Company: The British School
The British School Kathmandu (TBS) is looking to recruit dynamic, creative and caring teachers, committed to the pursuit of excellence, for our exciting and unique school. TBS has following vacancies for the 2019 – 2020 academic year. TBS is a culturally diverse International school which represents students from 40 different countries around the world.
Teachers are being sought for the following post for an October or January Start: Primary Teacher and Secondary English Teacher
Position: Primary Teacher
Position: Secondary English Teacher
Qualification and Experience:
Minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree from an International University (BA Hons preferred). All applicants must have been teaching for a minimum of 2 years, preferably within a UK curriculum based context. Key Stage 2 Teacher must be competent in teaching the UK National Curriculum. The Secondary English teacher must have experience teaching the Cambridge IGSCE/AS/A Level curriculum.
Position: Key Stage 2 Teacher
Required No. 1
Position: Secondary English Teacher (temporary position with the possibility of a full time permanent position thereafter.)
Required No. 1
Last date to apply: 20th September 2019
HOW TO APPLY
Please Submit a letter of application and CV to Human Resources Department at [email protected]. The British School, Kathmandu by 20th September 2019 (early applications are encouraged). Further details are available on request.
The British School Kathmandu is committed to safeguarding children and young people. All post holders are subject to appropriate vetting procedures, including checks with past employers, a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service check, a Prohibition Order Check and the successful application of an ICPC (International Child Protection Certificate). Our safeguarding and safer recruitment policies are shared with all prospective candidates. TBS does not discriminate with regard to race, colour, gender, religion, sexual orientation, age, political opinion, or disability.
Source: Himalayan Times, September 17 2019
