Teacher of Social Studies & Economics - Secondary in Dartford

Teacher of Social Studies & Economics - Secondary in Dartford

Dartford Full-Time 30000 - 40000 Β£ / year (est.) No working from home possible
Nord Anglia Education

At a Glance

  • Tasks: Teach engaging Social Studies and Economics courses while fostering critical thinking and civic responsibility.
  • Company: Dynamic educational institution focused on student development and innovative teaching methods.
  • Benefits: Supportive work environment, professional growth opportunities, and a chance to make a real impact.
  • Other info: Join a passionate team dedicated to creating a positive learning atmosphere.
  • Why this job: Shape young minds and inspire future leaders through inquiry-based learning and collaboration.
  • Qualifications: Strong background in Economics and Social Studies, with experience in AP Macroeconomics preferred.

The predicted salary is between 30000 - 40000 Β£ per year.

  • TEACHER OF SOCIAL STUDIES & ECONOMICS SECONDARY
  • JOB PURPOSE
  • Teach
  • Colombian Constitution & Citizenship in Grades 9-10,
  • Colombian History, Economy & Social Issues in Grade 11,
  • AP Macroeconomics in Grade 12, and
  • Middle Ages in Grade 8. Serve as the

Grade 10 Family Coordinator , supporting students' academic and personal development in partnership with families and colleagues.

  • We are seeking an educator with a strong academic background in both Economics and Social Studies, capable of teaching rigorous, inquiry-based courses while fostering critical thinking, civic responsibility, and global awareness.

Experience teaching AP Macroeconomics or other advanced Economics courses is highly desirable, along with a thorough understanding of the Colombian Constitution and its role in citizenship education.

  • JOB RESPONSABILITIES
  • 1.

Lead the implementation in the assigned classes of the Choice Theory School criteria in each one of the three pillars, according to the institutional assessment rubric, by planning and delivering engaging, challenging, useful, and effective units and lessons, as the Teachers Manual defines them.

The three pillars are the following

Maintain a safe, orderly, courteous, trustworthy, collaborative and healthy learning environment and quality relationships with students, parents and colleagues (e. g. applying the level constitution and procedures-routines-policies, specific class agreements with students, efficient and sustainable use of resources).

This includes integrating and modeling the institutional values and virtues.

Accomplish high performing educational relationships with students, focusing on total learning competency and higher levels of students' knowledge development and use, emphasizing THIS-REAL skills, quality student production, high levels of student engagement through students' perception of usefulness about schoolwork and learning, and high levels of needs' satisfaction of students and parents, according to William Glasser's Competence Based Classroom framework.

Establish a culture of internal control thinking and doing in the assigned classes (language, behavior and attitude) with professional self-evaluation methodologies, tools, and instruments that are age-appropriate and congruent with Choice Theory psychology.

  • 2.

Work cooperatively with the Level Director, the Family Coordinators, and rest of the teachers of the assigned students to create the quality conditions of the Choice Theory School for all students.

This includes keeping the school's student information system up to date with information for colleagues, students and parents, as well as being punctual, reliable, trustworthy, and ethical.

  • 3.

Actively participate in the integration, articulation, and balance of the curricula through large-scale integrated projects via the Virtues Development course and interdisciplinary mini-projects.

  • 4.

Implement specific subject area curriculum guidelines of the Teachers' Manual and others recommended by the related curriculum coordinators, without disregarding the Choice Theory School's curricular framework.

  • 5. Represent the related grade level teams in any school activity and perform effectively and efficiently the assigned role in the team.
  • 6.

Self-evaluate professionally every month and report to the Level Director with performance and perceptual indicators related to the responsibilities and and the school's strategic plan.

This includes informing about student accomplishments to the community through the institutional channels.

Teacher of Social Studies & Economics - Secondary in Dartford employer: Nord Anglia Education

Nord-Anglia Education is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that prioritises professional development and collaboration among educators. Located in the historic city of Oxford, employees benefit from a supportive environment, competitive compensation, and the unique opportunity to engage with a diverse student body while enjoying provided accommodation and meals during their tenure.

Nord Anglia Education

Contact Details:

Nord Anglia Education Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Teacher of Social Studies & Economics - Secondary in Dartford

Strong Academic Background in Economics
Strong Academic Background in Social Studies
Experience Teaching AP Macroeconomics
Knowledge of Colombian Constitution
Inquiry-Based Teaching
Critical Thinking Facilitation
Civic Responsibility Promotion