Spanish Teacher Position in Anseong, South Korea
Valor International Scholars
South Korea
Posted 1 day ago
Valor International Scholars is in search of a dedicated Middle and High School Spanish Teacher for their institution located in Anseong, South Korea.
Job Description:
The chosen candidate will primarily instruct Spanish language courses from Spanish I to Spanish III, with the possibility of also teaching AP Spanish Language and Culture. Training for AP courses is available for eligible candidates new to teaching AP. Flexibility in adapting course materials annually is vital to cater to the diverse Spanish language learners at VIS. The school emphasizes fostering a Christ-centered educational setting where students can enhance their character, faith, and academic skills. The teacher must design and execute captivating lessons that enhance students' speaking, listening, reading, and writing abilities in Spanish, while also nurturing an understanding of Hispanic cultures and global outlooks.
Beyond classroom duties, faculty members are encouraged to actively engage in the school community. This involvement may include mentoring roles, aiding students, organizing extracurricular activities, or contributing expertise to enrich the overall educational journey of the students.
Qualifications:
Applicants must hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish, Spanish Education, Foreign Language Education, or a related field from an accredited institution. A teaching certification from an English-speaking country or a minimum of three years of Spanish language teaching experience is necessary. Proficiency in Spanish at a native or near-native level is highly preferred. A commitment to integrating a Biblical perspective into teaching methods and interactions with students is expected, along with showcasing professional integrity, strong work ethic, and serving as a positive influence on students. A vibrant Christian faith demonstrated through personal growth and church involvement is indispensable. Effective communication skills and the ability to collaborate within the school community are also essential.
To apply for this position, please contact vis.hr-operations@valorschool.org.
Job Description:
The chosen candidate will primarily instruct Spanish language courses from Spanish I to Spanish III, with the possibility of also teaching AP Spanish Language and Culture. Training for AP courses is available for eligible candidates new to teaching AP. Flexibility in adapting course materials annually is vital to cater to the diverse Spanish language learners at VIS. The school emphasizes fostering a Christ-centered educational setting where students can enhance their character, faith, and academic skills. The teacher must design and execute captivating lessons that enhance students' speaking, listening, reading, and writing abilities in Spanish, while also nurturing an understanding of Hispanic cultures and global outlooks.
Beyond classroom duties, faculty members are encouraged to actively engage in the school community. This involvement may include mentoring roles, aiding students, organizing extracurricular activities, or contributing expertise to enrich the overall educational journey of the students.
Qualifications:
Applicants must hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish, Spanish Education, Foreign Language Education, or a related field from an accredited institution. A teaching certification from an English-speaking country or a minimum of three years of Spanish language teaching experience is necessary. Proficiency in Spanish at a native or near-native level is highly preferred. A commitment to integrating a Biblical perspective into teaching methods and interactions with students is expected, along with showcasing professional integrity, strong work ethic, and serving as a positive influence on students. A vibrant Christian faith demonstrated through personal growth and church involvement is indispensable. Effective communication skills and the ability to collaborate within the school community are also essential.
To apply for this position, please contact vis.hr-operations@valorschool.org.
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