Description

Primary Teacher needed in Egypt
Primary Vacancy in Cairo
Teaching Job in North Africa
 
All teachers applying should require a minimum of a degree in there specialist subject and to be a fully qualified teacher. They should have a minimum of 2 years’ experience and would be preferred if they have international experience. The school is looking for a teacher that has a passion for science and wants to make a difference to international students.
 
School 
The school is based in Cairo the hot spot of Egypt. This city alone has over 3 million visits from tourist every year. The surroundings of the school consist of tall buildings and busy streets. It also has a few family parks, walking distance away.
 
The school has plenty of opportunities to help the children enhance their abilities in many areas. There are 150 fully qualified teachers, all hardworking and very welcoming. Most teachers are expatriate but around 10% are local Egyptian. There are around 1200 students  in the school nd the teacher, student ratio is about 1:25 in the classroom
 
The school is highly equipped to help challenge the children's abilities. Here is a few:
**70 ft swimming pool
**Computers in all rooms
**High quality Edexcel learning equipment
**Football, rugby and basketball play areas
**Play grounds with safe playing equipment such as monkey bars

Job Description:
**Preform the highest level of the English Curriculum to the international students
**Allow the students to be interactive in your classroom and motivate them to learn more
**Keep all children in good order and apply a high level of discipline in the classroom
**Keep the students progression and development in a log and produce this to their parents to explain where you feel the students' can improve
**Use differentiation in your classroom to level out the students abilities
**Make sure you are set homework and coursework on a regular basis
**Monitor and assess work on a regular basis
**Use formative assessment regularly to see where the children are improving

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