LGB PRI

LGB PRI - Arts Teacher - La Grande BoissièrePrimaryLooking for September 1, Founded in , the of the School of Geneva, commonly called Ecolint, students aged 3 to 18 representing more than 130 Each of our eight schools is to the development of seven globally valuable, future-ready competencies: we develop lifelong learning, self-agency, the ability to interact with the world, with others, and with resources in order to develop transdisciplinary and multilevel thinking. Through this, we pursue our mission, which is to students to be global citizens with the courage and ability to a just and joyful future together. Ecolint is founded on strong humanitarian values and is proud of its long history of including the of the Model United system X We have about employees representing more than 60 united as a core of dynamic professionals committed to our La Grande Boissière (LGB) campus is in the center of Geneva and blends a set of 18th-century buildings with facilities in STEM X . The bilingual campus (French and English) nearly 1,900 students in primary, secondary, and upper schools. Our unique universal learning program, X with UNESCO s Bureau of aims X learning in deep conceptual understanding and the assessment of Ecolint s global competencies, to ensure learning outcomes have a positive social note only via our website will be considered complement our team, X looking Arts Teacher - Bilingual French/EnglishPart-time - 23 periodsResponsibilitiesPlanning and teaching fun, and inspiring learning experiences through art for children aged 3 to 9 with class teachers to ensure planning, and support of our Universal Learning Program.Assessment and of children s progress in art, including biannual reporting to RequirementsDegree and teaching equivalent to the PGCEAbility to teach language through the artsAdditional in teaching Visual Arts for primary school studentsExperience in concept-based inquiry teaching is an assetExperience in teaching in kindergarten and primary schoolAbility to take into account different learning stylesExperience using to support teaching children who are not English or French speakersAbility to make transdisciplinary connections and develop in studentsAbility to work and effectively within a teamExperience and willingness to take on and manage school-wide projectsAbility to technology into the teaching of visual artsExperience using a wide variety of artistic with childrenExperience ordering art resources and working within a budgetHigh level of English and French to teach in both are invited to apply online, their CV, three references (one of which must be from X or most recent employer, who may be contacted if the is selected for an interview), and a letter. must be addressed to Mirna Hafez Farah, School of Geneva, La Grande Boissière Campus by January 17, mentioning the reference number 320 note only via our website will be considered School of Geneva values and encourages diversity among its staff. As such, we welcome X a wide range of backgrounds and experiences. The School is seriously committed to protecting and promoting the well-being of children. All selected will undergo rigorous conduct and child protection checks to their post, including checks with their previous employers and authorities. jidf08c27eafr jit0102afr