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Secondary teacher of science

Secondary teacher of science

Open Sky International France

France

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Salary:
Competitive with support with housing costs if required
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
August 2022
Apply by:
28 May 2022

Job overview

About Open Sky International 

Open Sky International Paris is an English/French bilingual private school, situated in Boulogne-Billancourt on the outskirts of Paris. Currently our classes continue up to Year 10 and in September 2022 we will open our first Year 11, who will take a range of GCSE and IGCSE qualifications. Our vision is to provide a bilingual education of excellence to our pupils, and our academic programme is built on the strongest aspects of a range of international curricula and teaching and learning methodology. We have high expectations and standards from the onset for all pupils and we aim for our curriculum to be rigorous, broad and engaging. Class sizes across the school are small and our pupils are courteous, hard-working and motivated. We are a fully international school, catering for both French and expatriate families, and we are proud of our multicultural school community. Our staff at all levels are enthusiastic and passionate about education and possess a sound understanding of best practice.

Our school is still relatively young and is the first international school opened by OSI, an ambitious and innovative new education group based in Paris. Other OSI schools have recently opened in Egypt and Morocco and will open in other locations internationally over the next five years. 


The role

All pupils take separate sciences from the start of the secondary years and sit the IGCSE Edexcel qualifications. There is also an expectation that the successful candidate will contribute to OSI’s after-school programme, and there is excellent potential for the development of science curriculum enrichment activities. We now wish to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced teacher for science on a full time and permanent basis from August 2022, to teach all three sciences in our equivalent of KS3 and KS4. 


What kind of teacher are we looking for?

We are seeking a professional who:

• Is a fluent or native-level English speaker, with experience of the requirements of the British curriculum.

• Has a strong level of competence in French and is able to teach aspects of the curriculum in French from the outset, to help the school achieve its bilingual vision. 

• Has experience of teaching to GCSE/IGCSE and ideally A level.

• Has a good honours degree and qualified teacher status.

• Is an inspiring professional who enthuses his or her classes.

• Is enthusiastic and passionate about education, with a sound understanding of best practice.

• Can demonstrate thorough curriculum knowledge and the capacity to teach their subject area with confidence.

• Enjoys being a member of a team and always aims to work collaboratively.

As we are a bilingual school, all teachers are required to speak French. For teachers who need support, private lessons with a tutor will be provided by the school.


What does OSI offer? 

The position comes with an attractive salary and support with housing costs if required. 


How to apply

We reserve the right to interview and appoint at any stage of the recruitment process. Early applications are therefore encouraged. For further details about working at OSI, please visit our website. 

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About Open Sky International France

Open Sky International schools prepare pupils to succeed in a rapidly changing, competitive and multicultural world. We have a real passion for education and our curriculum, teaching and learning methodology are built on the strongest aspects of a range of international curricula. We have high expectations and standards from the beginning for all children and we aim for our curriculum to be rigorous, broad and engaging. We understand that children are powerful learners, and we are confident that every child will make progress with the right strategies and support. This is why we do not practise selection at the admissions stage; instead, we believe that the role of a school is to enable all of its students to realise their potential.

Our curriculum targets both academic excellence and children’s personal development. We believe that academic excellence is compatible with children being fulfilled at school and respect, work, effort and critical thinking are all core elements of our philosophy.

Mastering languages is the key to cultures and to culture. Our group educational vision is for all pupils to achieve equal oral and written proficiency in French and English by the time they leave school. In addition, we believe that exposure to international cultures helps children to develop critical thinking and a set of values free of prejudice. We aim to provide children with the tools they will need to make the right choices in an open and globalised world, so that they can succeed in France or elsewhere. Our curriculum framework at all stages has been carefully designed to achieve this vision.

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