Digital Learning Leader
British International School of Stockholm
Sweden
- Expired
- Salary:
- Undisclosed
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- August 2019
- Apply by:
- 2 November 2018
Job overview
Digital Learning Leader
The British International School of Stockholm seeks to appoint an inspirational Digital Learning Leader, during a very exciting phase of its development. The Digital Learning Leader is responsible for leading and developing the ICT strategy for BISS and promoting its effective implementation across all areas of the school. BISS is currently investing heavily in hardware and requires an outstanding educationalist to enhance the IT provision and experience across the whole school.
Candidates must demonstrate both exceptional teaching abilities and significant IT experience, and be willing to teach and support across the whole school. To help understand the potential scope of the role, a full job description is attached, but this should be seen as a guide, as the nature of the job will evolve with the school’s needs.
Candidates should also refer to the information sheet which contains a more detailed Person Specification as well as further information about the school.
If you have the strategic vision, are internationally-minded and have the desire to help shape the exciting future of our school, we would love to hear from you.
To apply: Please email your CV, including details of two professional referees, and a letter of application detailing your experience and personal educational ethos to: recruitment@bisstockholm.se
Closing date: Friday 2nd November, though early applications are encouraged as Skype interviews may be scheduled earlier for suitable candidates.
For further information and questions about the school, or to arrange a visit, please view our website http://www.bisstockhom.se or contact us at recruitment@bisstockholm.se
BISS is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff to share in this commitment. The successful applicant will be subject to a relevant police check and must be willing to undergo child protection training appropriate to the post.
Attached documents
About British International School of Stockholm
British International School of Stockholm is a co-educational all-through independent school based in Danderyd in Sweden.
The school was founded in 1980 and was initially run from a historic house in Danderyd called Borgen. It moved to its present location in Östra Valhallavägen in 1985. Originally called the British Primary School, the school chose to update its name to British International Primary School of Stockholm in 2000 before removing the word “primary” when the school expanded to include secondary children in 2014. The name is intended to reflect the fact that it is a truly international school with over 45 nationalities represented among pupils.
Principal
Ciaran Harrington
Values and vision
British International School of Stockholm aims to be recognised as providing an outstanding holistic education which maximises learning for every one of its pupils. As such, the school wishes to be recognised as a leading international school and the international school of choice in Stockholm. Through outstanding teaching, the school wants to nurture a responsible, reflective, respectful and globally-minded community of lifelong learners who demonstrate high levels of achievement whilst maximising personal, social, physical and academic development in an environment of positive challenge. The school has affirmed that the education it offers is designed to enable smooth transition to other English speaking schools and examination courses around the world. It has also expressed a dedication to being a forward-looking school that explores new research-based approaches to improving learning.
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