Secondary teacher at the European School Copenhagen
European School Copenhagen
Denmark
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- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 13 April 2023
Job overview
Would you like to be a part of a new and exciting international school environment and teach at a European School?
We are looking for a permanent and part time (60%) position in Geography in English and English as a foreign language.
Qualifications: A master’s or a bachelor’s degree in both subjects and/or teaching experience in the subjects.
Requirements:
- Teaching qualifications are essential
- Fluent English speaker (preferably having English as a first language or having competences equivalent to that.)
- Ability to differentiate your teaching in order to challenge all students
- Good knowledge of English, which is the common language at the school
- Proven experience in teaching the relevant age group (age 11-19)
- Outstanding commitment and ability to engage students and assist in developing their social, creative and academic skills
The ideal candidate will have:
- Experience in international or intercultural education
- Proficient IT skills
- Proactive attitude to school development
- Experience in working in a busy environment
We offer:
- A dynamic work environment where you can participate in the development of our school
- A management culture of cooperation, dialogue and trust, and inclusion of employees and parents
- Motivated and committed parents
- Dedicated colleagues from many different countries
- Professional development opportunities
About the school:
European School Copenhagen (ESCPH) is a public, international school under the Municipality of Copenhagen and the first of its kind in Denmark. The school is a department of the internationally renowned Sankt Annæ Gymnasium.
ESCPH opened in August 2014 and will in the school year 2022/23 have a full Upper and Lower Secondary. When the school is fully fased in in 2024, it will have 1000 students from P0-S7.
ESCPH is an accredited school within the established European School system and as such offers a European education combining the rigorous educational requirements for European Schools with Danish pedagogy and working guidelines.
The mission of the European Schools is to provide a multilingual and multicultural education for nursery, primary and secondary pupils. The European Schools have a strong focus on languages. Students learn a foreign language from Primary 1 and will later be taught History and Geography in their first foreign language.
Questions:
For more information about the school and the European Baccalaureate (EB) programme, please visit www.escph.dk. If you have any questions about the position, please contact Deputy Director, Julie Rørdam Thom at +45 5118 2556
Please address your application to Deputy Director Julie Thom Rørdam and submit it online via the link below.
The application deadline is April 13th , 2023.
The position will start at August 1st, 2023
Salary and employment conditions are in accordance with collective agreements on the area.
The City of Copenhagen perceives diversity as a resource and appreciates that each employee contributes with his or her particular background, personality, competences and skills.
Apply our webpage: Secondary teacher at the European School Copenhagen - Application Form (hr-manager.net)
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About European School Copenhagen
About
The European School Copenhagen is an accredited school under the internationally acknowledged system of European Schools, known for their high academic standards and declared mission to build bridges between cultures.
The school is co-educational and offers a multicultural and multilingual education for nursery, primary and secondary students, from age 5 through 19.
European Schools follow the curriculum of the European Schools system, with a strong focus on learning languages and science to a very high standard. The education leads to the internationally recognised European Baccalaureate (EB) diploma.
The school opened in 2014 and currently has around 850 pupils in nursery class to secondary 5 across three language sections - English, Danish and French. The school is still growing the French language section and will see the first Secondary 7 classes graduate in the summer of 2023. When the school is fully phased in, there will be close to 1,000 students at the school from nursery class to secondary 7.
At the completion of Secondary 7, successful students are awarded the European Baccalaureate diploma, which is an officially recognised entry qualification for higher education in all EU member states and many other countries.
Location
The school is located in the Carlsberg City district of Copenhagen, in a state-of-the-art school building completed in October 2018. The school is close to the city centre and near public transport. The exciting new learning environment includes teaching and practice rooms, an auditorium, sports hall and other facilities, including a canteen and production kitchen, where the children help with the preparation of healthy school lunches.
Vision and values
The European School Copenhagen has a focus on cultural awareness and understanding and aims to foster respectful, educated citizens with a global mindset. Curiosity, respect, collaboration and empathy are some of the central values in the daily life of our multicultural school. To read the school's vision, mission and values, click here.
The school challenges its pupils to reach their full potential not just academically, but also socially and personally. The school has a focus on well-being and giving students self-confidence in their cultural identities and providing a broad, high quality learning experience that also includes art, music, discovery of the world and physical education.
Working at the European School Copenhagen
The European School Copenhagen offers a dynamic working environment where you have the opportunity to participate in the development of the school. There is a culture of collaboration and dialogue and involvement of employees, students and parents. The employees at the school are enthusiastic and dedicated and come from many different countries around the world. The primary language of communication at the school is English.
The school is collaborating with various organisations, including the Danish International Schools Network, to offer its teachers ongoing training and development opportunities as well as study trips to other European Schools.
Salary and employment conditions are in accordance with relevant collective agreements. All roles are subject to background checks, including satisfactory references, qualifications and police/child protection check.
If you are interested in working at the European School Copenhagen, we encourage you to visit the school's website, where vacancies are posted as they become available.
Admission to the school
The European School Copenhagen is a publicly funded international school under the Municipality of Copenhagen and education at the school is free of charge. The school was established to provide more international school places in Copenhagen and admission priority is therefore given to children of European Union institution staff members and international employees, who have come to Denmark to work. The admission criteria have been decided by the Municipality of Copenhagen and are outlined on the school's website.
More information
- Administration: Email admin.escph@kk.dk, Phone: +45 3614 0190 (8am-2pm)
- Deputy Director and Head of Secondary: Julie Rørdam Thom, Email: NV5J@kk.dk
- Head of Lower Secondary: Madelaine Kirk, Email: UP7J@kk.dk
- Head of Primary: Helle Degn, Email: LW0C@kk.dk
- Head of After School Care: Helena Zinduna Madsen, Email: UQ1A@kk.dk
- Social media: https://www.facebook.com/EUROPEANSCHOOLCOPENHAGEN/
Photos (below): Adam Mørk and Hampus Berndtson
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