Early Years Co-Teacher at Woodland Star International School

Woodland Star International School seeks an Early Years Co-Teacher to join their diverse, multi-level program on a lush campus. The role aligns with their mission to inspire resilience and ambition through education, offering a supportive environment for young learners. The school provides a full curriculum from early childhood through high school, emphasizing holistic development and international perspectives.

What it offers

• A position within a multi-age teaching team for early years (ages typically 3–6).
• Opportunity to contribute to a bilingual or multicultural classroom setting.
• Participation in a structured, international education framework with clear learning objectives.

Who can apply

• Candidates must hold a relevant teaching qualification (e.g., early childhood education certification).
• Experience in early years education is preferred but not strictly required.
• Fluency in English is mandatory; additional languages may be beneficial.

What you'll do

• Support early years curriculum development, including lesson planning, classroom management, and student assessment.
• Collaborate with the lead teacher to create engaging, age-appropriate learning activities.
• Foster emotional and social growth alongside academic progress.
• Participate in team meetings, professional development, and school events.

How to apply

• Submit a resume detailing teaching experience and qualifications.
• Provide a letter of recommendation from a former employer or educator.
• Include a cover letter explaining your motivation for early years teaching.
• Arrange an interview with the school’s HR or education leadership team.

Good to know

• The role is based in a campus with green spaces and modern facilities, ideal for a balanced work-life environment.
• Salary details are not publicly disclosed, but the school offers competitive compensation packages.
• This is a full-time position with potential for career growth within the school’s international network.