Physics Teacher
Ecole Europeenne de Strasbourg - (European School of Strasbourg)
France
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
Job overview
PHYSICS TEACHER
The European School of Strasbourg (EES) is looking for qualified secondary physics teacher (must be eligible to teach in an EU country), preferably with experience in a European School or an international context. You will teach in English, your native language, to pupils aged 11-18. Competence in French and/or German would be an advantage.
The European School of Strasbourg is a lively, friendly and expanding school located in the historic city of Strasbourg, France, the capital and principal city of Alsace and the official seat of the European Parliament and other European institutions. The European Schools provide a broad, multilingual, and multicultural education from nursery level to university entrance.
You will be under the authority of the Director of the European School of Strasbourg; your employer will be the Rectorat de l’Académie de Strasbourg. The initial contract is for 1 year, renewable, contingent on your commitment, your ability to adapt to the European School system, and your potential for further training. At the EES, you will benefit from in-house mentorship, in-service training, and the support necessary for your professional progress.
Please familiarize yourself with both the European School of Strasbourg (www.ee-strasbourg.eu) and the European Schools curriculum (www.eursc.eu) before applying.
Please supply the following documents to apply:
- Last professional evaluation or inspection report;
- Letter of application;
- Detailed curriculum vitae;
- Copies of certificates/diplomas, etc.
Send your C.V., application Letter and references to the address below:
Ecole Européenne de Strasbourg – 70 bd d’Anvers – F-67000 STRASBOURG (France)
About Ecole Europeenne de Strasbourg - (European School of Strasbourg)
- Ecole Europeenne de Strasbourg - (European School of Strasbourg)
- 2, rue Peter Schwarber
- Strasbourg
- 67000
- France
Ecole Européenne de Strasbourg (European School of Strasbourg) is a mixed, all-through school for pupils aged 3-18.
There are 14 European Schools across the continent. They operate as private-authority sponsored schools controlled jointly by the governments of the countries of the European Union. The Strasburg school the result of a collaboration between Région Alsace, Académie de Strasbourg, Strasbourg local authority, and Bas-Rhin regional council.
The European Schools were originally established to provide education for the children of the employees of the European Institution. However, since 2005, the European Baccalaureate curriculum of the schools has been opened up, and other children may now attend if places are available.
Values and vision
The European Schools aim to provide a multicultural and multilingual education for pupils at nursery, primary and secondary level.
The mission statement of the schools was described by the French diplomat and promoter of European unity Jean Monnet as follows: "Educated side by side, untroubled from infancy by divisive prejudices, acquainted with all that is great and good in the different cultures, it will be borne in upon them as they mature that they belong together.”
He said that “without ceasing to look to their own lands with love and pride,” pupils at the schools would “become in mind Europeans, schooled and ready to complete and consolidate the work of their fathers before them, to bring into being a united and thriving Europe."
Ecole Européenne de Strasbourg aspires to help students on a personal journey to success. Strengthening language teaching is one of the institution’s key principles,as is training students to be environmentally aware European citizens.
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