Science Teacher (Primary)

About The Opportunity

Role & Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver age-appropriate, inquiry-driven science lessons that align to the school curriculum and learning outcomes for primary grades.
• Design, set up and safely supervise hands-on experiments, demonstrations, and STEM activities that build observation and reasoning skills.
• Create formative and summative assessments, track student progress, and use data to personalise instruction and remediation plans.
• Differentiated instruction: adapt activities and resources to meet varied learning needs and ensure inclusive access to science learning.
• Integrate digital tools (e.g., Google Classroom, interactive presentations, simple simulations) to reinforce concepts and support blended learning.
• Collaborate with grade-level teams, communicate student progress with parents, and participate in school events and professional development.
  

Skills & Qualifications

• Lesson planning
• Curriculum mapping
• Hands-on experiment design
• Formative assessment design
• Classroom management
• Google Classroom
  

Preferred

• CBSE curriculum familiarity
• Inquiry-based learning or STEM pedagogy training
• Interactive whiteboard / EdTech tools experience
  

Qualifications

• Recognised teaching qualification (e.g., B.Ed. or equivalent) and a strong grounding in elementary science (e.g., B.Sc. or similar) is preferred.
• Prior classroom experience in primary education and demonstrable success delivering hands-on science lessons (experience may be formal or practicum-based).
• Clear background verification and fluency in English plus proficiency in the local medium of instruction where required.
  

Benefits & Culture Highlights

• Structured professional development and access to pedagogy workshops focused on primary STEM and inquiry learning.
• Collaborative, growth-oriented school culture with mentor support and regular peer planning time.
• Competitive compensation package and on-site teaching role with opportunities to lead extracurricular STEM initiatives.
  

Why this role is a strong fit for high-performers