Teacher of Business Studies to A level with KS4 Computer Science
International School of Madrid - Primary
Spain
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 5th of September 2018
- Apply by:
- 6 May 2018
Job overview
The International School of Madrid is seeking to appoint a teacher of Business Studies to Advanced Level, with Computer Science for KS4, to commence work 5th of September 2018. Ability to teach other subjects at KS3 is welcomed.
About the school:
Since 1971 ISM has been providing students with a broad and balanced British education. Now home to over 850 students aged between 2 to 18, the school follows the English National Curriculum and is known for its child centred approach, happy atmosphere and excellent standards of academic achievement. The school is conveniently located in the heart of Madrid in the residential area of Arturo Soria/Charmartín. The school is a member of NABSS.
The successful applicants for the teaching post will:
- Have a teaching qualification that is recognised in UK schools (such as a PGCE)
- Have recent experience in a UK secondary school or an overseas school following the English National Curriculum
- Be a fluent English speaker
- Be eligible to work in Spain (have EU citizenship)
Those wishing to apply should send a covering letter and CV, including recent photograph and contact details for two referees, to secondaryhead@internationalschoolofmadrid.com
About International School of Madrid - Primary
- International School of Madrid - Primary
- Rosa Jardon 3
- Madrid
- 28016
- Spain
The International School of Madrid is a British school founded in 1971 by Mr. Alfonso Mialdea, with Mrs. Anne Mazón as Head. It was then a primary school, known as the International Primary School. It started out in El Viso, Madrid with 38 pupils aged between two and eight years.
In 1978 when, by Spanish law, foreign schools had to choose whether or not to accept host country nationals, the school, where Spanish language and culture for all had, from the start, been strongly promoted, chose to become a school for all nationalities. It was, and is, firmly believed that Spanish children in English medium education should not lose their own language and culture and that other nationalities should have the opportunity to benefit from the rich culture of the host nation.
The school grew rapidly and in 1986 moved to a new home in Rosa Jardón in the Chamartin area of Madrid.
Now also taking pupils of secondary age the school became known as the International School of Madrid (I.S.M.). Since September 1999 the Secondary Department has been housed at a new purpose constructed building near Arturo Soria street, at Serrano Galvache no.13.
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