English Native Speakers for Montessori Primary and Secondary School
English Native Speakers for Montessori Primary and Secondary School
Part time - 18.5 hours / week, start September 2023
Klagenfurt, Kärnten
Diakonie de La Tour is one of the largest social welfare organisations in the south of Austria with about 2,200 employees. One of its many facilities is the "Lernraum“, a Primary and Secondary School located in Klagenfurt that has up to 160 children and offers bilingual education for grades 1-4 and 5-8.
Our bilingual Primary and Secondary Schools are based on Montessori principles and supports students’ individual talents and interests. Our approach recognises that students come to school with different levels of knowledge and skills, and that they have individual learning styles and tempo.
Project-based learning and a broad spectrum of activities allow students to deepen their knowledge and develop their independent critical thinking skills. Students are exposed to a variety of methods that encourage them to expand and actively shape their knowledge.
Bilingual, differentiated, individual – A unique school experience
Your Profile:
- You are an English native speaker with German language skills (min.level A2) and (in best case) with a teaching diploma.
- OR You are a non-native but fluent English speaker with a teaching diploma.
- You would like to teach and work with children.
- You are familiar with or would like to learn about montessori pedagogy
We offer you
a long-term employment contract with a monthly wage as per collective agreement (Kollektivvertrag der Diakonie Österreich) starting from € 2,636.50, based on a full-time employment (37 hours/week). We have planned a smooth transition from our existing Native Speaker, so that you can start with a lower number of hours as soon as possible. Beginning with the next school year (2023/24) you will reach your full employment status of 18.5 hours/week.
If you are interested - please apply online!
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