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Primary Teacher - French or English speaking

Open Sky International Casablanca

Casablanca, Morocco

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Salary:
Competitive
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
August 2021
Apply by:
9 June 2021

Job overview

PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER NEEDED FOR OUR NEW SCHOOL IN CASABLANCA

About Open Sky International

Open Sky International's first school in Morocco will open for pupils in September 2021, and will be situated in Californie, Casablanca. It will be one of the first international branches opened by OSI, an ambitious and innovative new schools’ group based in Paris, and other OSI schools will be opening in various locations in Morocco, Egypt and internationally over the next five years. OSI intends to very quickly become one of the best schools in Morocco and our aspirations for our pupils will be high.

The school’s curriculum is broad and incorporates the best aspects of a range of international systems. In the pre-school (or the maternelle as it is called in French) children follow a programme which is very similar in ethos to the UK Early Years curriculum, and from the primary, all pupils follow a bilingual timetable, taking half of their classes in French and the remainder in English. Arabic will also be an important part of the curriculum. During its first year, the school will welcome pupils from the ages of 2 until 11 years old, and will serve children from both the Moroccan and expatriate communities in Casablanca.

Who are we looking for?

We are looking for a French speaking or English speaking primary school teacher who wants to make a powerful impact on the lives of the children that he or she teaches, and is motivated, flexible, creative and hard-working. The successful applicant will be:

• An excellent practitioner with high expectations for all pupils and committed to ensuring that they achieve their full potential

• An inspiring professional who enthuses their classes

• Enthusiastic and passionate about education, with a sound understanding of best practice

• Able to support and promote the school’s values

• Keen to experience new cultures and ideas, and open to the challenges that living and working internationally will bring

The successful candidate will have an appropriate qualification, with a PGCE or other qualification leading to Qualified Teacher Status or similar. A minimum of five years’ experience in teaching the relevant age range is required. As the OSI group is based in France and uses French with English for daily communication, we encourage and expect all of our teachers to use French and English and support will be provided with this by the school if necessary.

Why choose us?

OSI offers you the chance to become a part of a committed, international team. We intend to establish further schools to implement our vision for bilingual education over the next few years, and this gives our teachers the opportunity to become part of an exciting new project. In addition, OSI offers a competitive salary.

How to apply

If you are interested in applying for this position, please apply to us on the link below. We reserve the right to interview and appoint at any stage of the recruitment process. For further details of working at OSI, please visit our website.

Safeguarding Statement: Open Sky International is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Applicants must be prepared to undergo stringent child protection screening including checks with past employers and enhanced relevant checks. Successful candidates will be asked to produce a clear International Child Protection Certificate (ICPC) or equivalent, and local police checks from the country in which they are residing and any in which they have previously worked.

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About Open Sky International Casablanca

+33 45 273 756

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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 Morocco, we also intend for our pupils’ level of Arabic to equal their level of French and English when they finish their studies. 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 Morocco or elsewhere. Our curriculum framework at all stages has been carefully designed to achieve this vision.

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