Secondary Mfl

**Secondary MFL Teacher (M/F/d)**:
St. George’s the British International School, Munich, Germany.

Owing to the continued growth of our school St. George's School seeks a well-qualified professional to teach in our flourishing secondary department, to start in August 2023.

**The School**:
Having opened in September 2013, St. George’s School Munich has rapidly developed into a thriving community of over 700 pupils and 100 teachers. The school continues to grow, and as the school matures we expect to reach 800 pupils. The school’s ethos of combining an enriching curriculum with family orientated care makes the school a warm and engaging place to work and learn.

The National Curriculum is taught throughout the school and we offer IGCSE qualifications to pupils in our Upper School. Students in the Sixth Form prepare the International Baccalaureate Diploma.

One of a group of three schools located across Germany, St. George’s offers the successful applicant an exciting range of opportunities for professional development and growth across the school group.

**The Location**:
The school’s new campus is located in the area of Schwabing-Freimann, to the north of the city centre. The site enjoys good access to the U6 metro line, as well as the A9 motorway.

Germany’s third largest city, and the capital of the state of Bavaria, Munich is a dynamic and vibrant cultural centre, with a large and diverse international community. Situated on the northern edge of the Alps, Munich offers a high standard of living, as well as numerous opportunities for travel and outdoor pursuits.

Munich airport is located 30km from the school, with many daily flights to the UK, and high speed rail services connect Munich to a wide range of European destinations.

**The Role**:
We are seeking to appoint a qualified Secondary MFL Teacher to work in our flourishing secondary department to teach French and/or German and/or Spanish.

The successful applicant will be a dynamic teacher with experience of enabling pupils to achieve their potential. We are looking for the right balance between experience, enthusiasm and a passion for teaching that will inspire our pupils.

Fluency in English and familiarity with the English National Curriculum are a prerequisite. A strong desire to contribute to the rich extra-curricular life of the department is also an advantage.

Given the growing and developing nature of the school, flexibility and the desire to support other team members is essential. A strong desire to contribute to the rich pastoral and extra-curricular life of the school will also be an advantage.

The Modern Foreign Languages department is at the heart of St George's as an international school with a multitude of languages spoken by our pupils. All pupils learn German (either as native or non-native) as a core element of the curriculum, and in Middle School all pupils learn either French or Spanish in addition. Modern Foreign Languages are a very popular option choice both for IGCSEs and the IB. The department is well lead, and all members of the department share a common ethos and goal. Teachers willingly share their expertise and resources and volunteer extra responsibilities when necessary.

All applicants should hold a valid teaching qualification. We consider a degree in education (e.g. B.Ed./M.Ed./Lehramt), or postgraduate teaching certificate (e.g. PGCE) as valid. English language teaching certificates (e.g. TEFL/IELTS/CELTA) are not sufficient.

Applications should be submitted by the closing date of Sunday, 23rd April. The school reserves the right to contact outstanding applicants in advance of this deadline.

For any inquires relating to this role, please do not hesitate to contact us directly:
Ms Lona Beckers

Recruitment Manager

Tel: 0049 2233 808870

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