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International Primary Teacher

International Primary Teacher

Dyatmika School

Bali

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Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
5 December 2021

Job overview

Dyatmika is a not for profit all-through school within the province of Bali, situated just outside of Sanur. 


The international class teachers at Dyatmika have a rather bespoke role, and are asked to teach English, PSHE and Mathematics across two classes. 


The Primary section of Dyatmika will be expanding over the coming years to become a two form entry school. Dyatmika has big ambitions and a very simple aim: to provide an accessible and outstanding world class education to the residents of Bali.

What we would like from you


Indonesian Immigration Laws require that the successful candidate:   

  • holds a relevant degree, full teaching qualification and has 5 years of teaching experience      
  • is under 60 years old

We also seek:
 

  • working knowledge of the Cambridge International Curriculum     
  • experience of teaching in an intercultural environment      
  • experience mentoring within a team of teachers     
  • a willingness to renew the initial contract

Additional selection criteria include:
 

  • a high standard of teaching practice and a commitment to professional learning     
  • excellent communication and interpersonal skills     
  • collaborative and supportive approach to teaching and learning     
  • set world class standards for their students      
  • a sense of proportion and the capacity to adapt to life in Bali      
  • a clear fit with the ethos of Dyatmika School      
  • some Indonesian language or the willingness to learn     
  • the capacity to teach swimming would be an advantage  

Please read the information brochure for the responsibilities of the role.

What you can expect from us

Dyatmika is a very supportive and ethical school. We sit in the centre of a vibrant and culturally diverse community, who care deeply about one another. We offer:
 

  • a competitive salary      
  • initial accommodation and a housing allowance     
  • a resettlement allowance     
  • international medical insurance     
  • Visa costs     
  • incoming flights / annual flights     
  • PD opportunities     
  • a commitment to work-life balance

Further details of the package are provided to short listed candidates.  

Please visit our career site to learn more about Dyatmika School.   

Why Bali?

Bali is often referred to as ‘The Island of Gods’. The breadth of Bali’s beauty, warmth of its people and the richness of its culture concert to build an almost inescapable pull; one which brings a fascinating mix of people from around the world.

Our teachers enjoy intercultural opportunities as well as a wide range of leisure activities including water and land based sports; a vibrant music, yoga and salsa dancing scene; world class literary, film and food festivals, or simply relaxing on nearby beaches. 


Bali is a very special place to live and working here requires a very special type of person. If this seems like  you then we look forward to receiving your application.


Applying

Please apply via the TES portal and cover all information requested in that platform. We will favour applications that clearly address the requirements of this vacancy and explain specifically why you would like to join Dyatmika.


When to apply

Please apply with a degree of haste as there will be a rolling schedule of shortlisting and interviews. We will potentially appoint a suitable candidate earlier than the cut off date.  

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About Dyatmika School

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  • Dyatmika School
  • Jalan Pucuk Bang, Banjar Tangtu, Kesiman, Sanur
  • Bali
  • Indonesia
+62 61 461874

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Vision: Education for a better world

Why work with us at Dyatmika?

You will experience a vibrant, rewarding teaching experience and lifestyle in Bali, Indonesia. We provide a competitive package and the opportunity to work in a successful, professionally run school alongside warm and supportive colleagues. We have high expectations of our students and they are a pleasure to teach.

The school and its community

Dyatmika is an established, not for profit school that reinvests its income back into the school and lives its vision on a daily basis. Our Board of Governors and parent body are very supportive.

Our beautiful, purpose built school site overlooks a green belt area of rice paddies and the beach by the Indian Ocean.

Learning at Dyatmika

International teachers teach the Cambridge International Programme from the start of Primary to IGCSEs, AS and A Levels. This curriculum is augmented through a programme of field trips and camps. Extra-curricular activities and the Balinese cultural programme mean that students have a wide variety of opportunities to broaden their horizons and find their passion.

Our students

Our students are respectful and talented young people who make teaching here truly rewarding. Student leadership is strong and works in a partnership with teachers and parents. Students’ academic success means they go on to universities and colleges in Indonesia and throughout the world, including the UK, Australia, the Netherlands, Japan and Indonesia.

Our teachers

Our international teachers are well qualified and experienced, with the majority coming from the UK, Australia and the EU. Our International Teachers and Heads of School work collegially with their Indonesian counterparts to plan and deliver teaching programmes based on current, effective teaching and learning strategies.

At Dyatmika we value our teachers and promote Professional Development. International teachers are provided with Indonesian language lessons at school.

Bali lifestyle

In addition to excellent accommodation and fascinating intercultural opportunities, teachers enjoy a whole range of leisure activities including relaxing on the beach; a range of water and land based sports; a vibrant music, yoga and salsa dancing scene; world class literary, film and food festivals; workshops on a wide range of interests; wonderful, diverse food.

Bali is situated in a fascinating part of the world. Our teachers enjoy weekend breaks within Bali and the off-shore islands. The airport gives easy access to the region and other international destinations.

More about our school

The Dyatmika Learner Profile

Dyatmika’s Learner Profile embodies the school’s aims for the development of the young people enrolled in our school.

Bilingual education

In Primary, students are immersed in a stimulating bilingual English and Indonesian learning environment so that they develop as users of both languages. Our outstanding International and National teachers embrace current educational research in the area of bilingual education.

In High School, students are taught in English; Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level programmes demand fluency in English, and our programme provides this. However, our aim remains that our students become part of the local community, with language a powerful tool to enable this goal. Bilingualism is maintained with the provision of first language Bahasa Indonesia classes, together with second language classes that support the development of all students’ Indonesian language level.

A warm and caring school community

Dyatmika School has a strong and stable community. Many families send their children to Dyatmika for their entire school career. Our welcoming school is small enough to recognise and embrace the strength of every individual yet big enough to be socially diverse.

Over its 28 years of operation the school has grown steadily from 27 students to around 740 students. Students ages range from 3 years old in playgroup to 18 years old in the graduating year when students have completed their A Levels (this is called Class 12 in Indonesia).

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