Secondary Geography Teacher

The British School in Tokyo is a not-for-profit, non-selective independent 3-18 British international school founded in 1989. The school was judged ‘Excellent’ in all areas from Nursery to Sixth Form in our inspection (March 2015). The Independent Schools Inspectorate said that our teachers deliver stimulating and challenging lessons providing the very best in British Education in Japan.
We broadly follow the Early Years Foundation Stage and National Curriculum for England and prepare students for IGCSE and A-level examinations. We are an academically high-performing school whose students and teachers are committed to providing an innovative, broad-based and multi-faceted education. A rich variety of extra-curricular opportunities is a vital part of the BST experience and we expect all our teachers to play an active role in and out of the classroom.

BST is a dynamic, forward-thinking school: it is not enough to be standard – our teachers are outstanding practitioners delivering an exceptional provision in every area.

Secondary Geography Teacher – September 2016 start

This is an exciting opportunity join a forward-thinking, dynamic school that provides high-quality learning and teaching to children of British and other international families in the heart of Tokyo.

We require:

• A well-qualified, outstanding teacher of Geography from Year 7 to A-Level
• The ability to deliver outstanding lessons and support students in their learning
• Strong commitment to the extra-curricular programme
• Experience of outdoor education or Duke of Edinburgh’s Award may be an advantage

We can offer:

• Highly-motivated, engaged and very well-behaved students
• Maximum class size of 22
• Well-resourced classrooms with interactive whiteboards and laptops
• On-going INSET and CPD to support innovative practice
• An attractive salary and benefits package including relocation, accommodation and health insurance

The school has a central location in Tokyo with close proximity to parks, museums and activity centres. Staff are provided with accommodation a short travelling distance from school.

Please submit a letter of application, application form, photograph & CV to:
Brian Platts, Head of Secondary, The British School in Tokyo; email: bstrecruit@bst.ac.jp

Deadline for applications: Friday 19th February. Lesson observations and interviews to be arranged in late-February 2016.

For full details of these posts, the application form & more information on our school, please visit our website: www.bst.ac.jp

The British School in Tokyo is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Shortlisted candidates will undergo regular screening, including following-up references with previous employers and Disclosure & Barring Service checks.