Economics Teacher

Job Description

The School of St Jude, a pioneering leader in charitable education in Africa, is seeking a qualified and passionate Economics Teacher for its Smith Campus. This full-time position involves teaching A-level Economics, developing lesson plans, and inspiring students within a holistic learning curriculum. The school provides free, quality education to 1,800 students and supports government schools with quality teachers, funded by generous global supporters.

Requirements

• A Tanzanian national
• Bachelor Degree in Economics from an Accredited University within East Africa with excellent academic performance records (competency for A-level teaching will be assessed via a 1-hour exam)
• Minimum of Three (3) years of teaching experience for Advanced Level with outstanding performance from top performing schools
• Strong ability to deliver NECTA curriculum content using modern teaching methods and strategies that support a competency-based approach to learning and assessments
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English as a medium of instruction (English competency will be assessed)
• A well-rounded, independent and mature individual with diverse knowledge in Education and one that observes teaching ethics and demonstrates a refreshing approach to teaching
• A teacher with a vibrant, diligent and motivating personality for students
• Ability to adapt to the school’s diverse Policies and Procedures (including working over the weekends when required)
• Having a Post graduate diploma in Education will be considered an additional advantage
• Competent female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply

Responsibilities

• Develop, monitor, and evaluate lesson plans, schemes of work, lesson notes, and examinations for A-level Economics
• Facilitate a holistic learning curriculum, inspiring and mentoring students
• Deliver NECTA curriculum content using modern teaching methods and strategies that support a competency-based approach to learning and assessments
• Understand the importance of ECA’s (Extra Curricular Activities) and inspire and mentor students to participate
• Take on extra duties such as being on duty, leading assembly, guiding projects, and being a member of various school committees
• Strive for academic and moral excellence and encourage students to aim high and achieve