Teacher of English
Ecole Europeenne Luxembourg II
Luxembourg
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 22 April 2017
Job overview
The European School Luxembourg II is looking for:
A full-time teacher (M/F) of English for the secondary school as from 5th September 2017 for the school years 2017-2018 & 2018-2019
Job description :
- Full-time teacher of English (L1) for the secondary school
- About 20 weekly 45-minutes periods
Profile :
- Fluent English speaker
- University degree and authorization to teach English (L1) in the secondary school at all levels
- Experience of teaching English at the secondary level
- Ability to teach English as a foreign language (L2-L3) is an asset
- Knowledge of a second working language (French/German) is an asset
- Ability to work in an international environment and to cooperate with colleagues and management
Contract :
The contract is fixed according to the conditions of employment for locally recruited teachers, readable on the website of the European Schools: https://www.eursc.eu/BasicTexts/2016-05-D-11-en-1.pdf
Application :
Applications comprising a detailed CV (« Europass », if possible), copies of diplomas and degrees, references (if possible) and a certificate of good conduct (from police record), should be sent to the following address: MAM-RECRUTEMENT@eursc.eu
Deadline for application: 23rd April 2017
NB : The subject line of your application email needs to start with the reference: D-PF-cc-17-285. Only applications respecting the procedure can be taken into consideration.
The preselected candidates will be invited to an interview in the week of 8th May 2017.
No answer will be given to the candidates before the end of the procedure.
(Please note that all personal data will be stored electronically, respecting the confidentiality. Candidates, who do not wish us to keep their data, are kindly asked to let us know.)About Ecole Europeenne Luxembourg II
- Ecole Europeenne Luxembourg II
- 6 Rue Gaston Thorn, L-8268 Bertrange
- Luxembourg
European School, Luxembourg II is a mixed, mainstream, all-through, international, multilingual school in Luxembourg. It accommodates 3,000 students at full capacity.
European School, Luxembourg II was created in 2004 to deal with the overcrowding of its original counterpart. The school underwent construction in 2009 and the new campus was revealed in 2012. In 2015, the school signed an agreement to sell fair trade products and became the thirteenth school to do so in Luxembourg.
Director
Per Frithiofson
Visions and value
The school aims to teach its students to be respectful of everyone’s different beliefs, cultures and values and to become responsible global citizens. The school promotes its three main aspects to its values: to understand the aspirations of all in the common interest, to remain open, transparent and to have a sense of responsibility and to valorise the school’s multiculturalism and multilingualism.
The curriculum uses the European Baccalaureate which prioritises both linguistic and scientific competencies. Technical training subjects aren’t included in the curriculum but safety and well-being lessons, such as the KIVA and peer meditation program, are integrated into the pupils’ school life. Elective subjects include foreign languages, religion or morals and ethics classes.
Teachers must be a native English speaker or have the ability to speak at mother tongue level. Knowledge of a second working language, either French or German, is an added asset. Every teacher needs to have a university degree and be able to teach their subjects at all levels for a secondary school. The school prides itself on hiring teachers who can work in an international environment and work well with a variety of team members. Every teacher should expect to have about 20 weekly 45-minute classes.
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