At the International School of London, we believe that every child carries a unique story — and every great teacher helps bring it to life.
We are seeking an inspiring and compassionate Hebrew Language & Literature Teacher to join our warm, multicultural community. IB experience is an advantage but not required. You will nurture curiosity and courage in young learners from over 50 nationalities, creating a classroom where every voice matters and deep thinking is celebrated.
You will be someone who leads with care, explores with confidence, and brings genuine purpose to their practice — helping our students connect learning to the world around them. As part of a school that has been pioneering international education since 1972, you will be supported by a dedicated and collaborative team, with meaningful opportunities for your own professional growth.
If you share our belief that education has the power to shape a better, more compassionate world — we'd love to hear from you.
Extra Role Details
Person Specification
- Fluent Hebrew speaker with strong professional proficiency in English.
- Degree in Hebrew language, Hebrew literature, linguistics, education, or a related field.
- Recognised teaching qualification or government-endorsed teaching certificate
- At least 3 years’ proven experience teaching language & literature to students aged 12-18 essential (either in Hebrew, or in another language), to students with strong Hebrew language backgrounds.
- Strong knowledge of Modern Standard Hebrew, including grammar, rhetoric, and literary traditions.
- Ability to guide students in analytical reading, structured writing, and academic discussion.
- Understanding of diverse pedagogical approaches within Hebrew language education and the ability to respond thoughtfully to varied learning expectations within an international school environment.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to engage constructively with parents, providing clear feedback on student progress in both Hebrew and English.
- Experience with the International Baccalaureate is an advantage.
- Experience within national or government school systems is an advantage.
- Ability to adapt curriculum materials and collaborate with colleagues to develop interdisciplinary learning opportunities.
Hours and schedule
Total of 6h40 per week
You must be available at these times:
- Tuesdays 9am-1.20pm
- Wednesdays 9am-2.10pm
- Not flexible, must be available at these times)
What the Course Teaching Involves
- Teaching Hebrew through the study of a variety of text types to students in the IB Diploma and IB MYP
- Developing students’ advanced reading comprehension, textual interpretation, and analytical thinking.
- Teaching formal Hebrew grammar, stylistic precision, and rhetorical devices.
- Guiding students in structured academic writing, including essays, commentary, and extended responses, including examination strategy and practice.
- Supporting students in analysing literary themes and the expressive qualities of Hebrew language for the successful completion of their MYP or DP courses.
- Leading structured discussions and presentations centred on texts and ideas.
- Assessing students within the IB Language A criteria.
Hebrew Language & Literature Teacher employer: International School of London
International School of London offers a warm, multicultural community where teachers can inspire and nurture young learners from over 50 nationalities. The school emphasizes professional growth and collaboration among staff, creating an environment where every voice matters and deep thinking is celebrated. With a commitment to shaping a better world through education, it provides meaningful opportunities for educators to connect learning to real-world contexts.
Contact Details:
International School of London Recruitment Team
