The British School is seeking to appoint a committed Alumni Officer to lead our alumni engagement efforts and strengthen the bond between the school and its global alumni community. Reporting to the Head of Communications, the successful candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing a strategic alumni relations programme that aligns with the school’s vision and values. The ideal candidate will possess excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with 3–5 years of relevant experience in alumni relations or communications. A background in an educational setting is preferred. The role requires an individual who is proactive, organised, and adept at building collaborative partnerships to create meaningful opportunities for alumni to engage and contribute. Interested candidates, please submit your application along with your curriculum vitae by clicking on the Apply Now button on this page. Show more Show less

The British School, New Delhi seeks an experienced English Teacher familiar with the IGCSE as well as the IB Diploma Programme to teach students across secondary school. The appointee will have the ability to collaborate and develop the English language and literature curriculum in such a way that is stimulating and challenging for students of all abilities, and engages both first language and second language (ESL) learners. They will also develop assessments to monitor the progress of student learning and achievement; use data on student achievement to inform planning and teaching; and share relevant feedback with students, parents and external institutions. The teacher should be able to keep pace with the demands of a changing and evolving curriculum and also keep abreast with 21st century pedagogy. The teacher should be able to use and integrate technology in their teaching as well as use IT in communicating with students, parents and colleagues. The appointee must be a post graduate in English with a teaching qualification/degree from a reputed institution. A minimum of 3 years teaching experience in IB and IGSCE in a leading international school is preferable. Excellent spoken and written English is a must for this position. Interested candidates please submit your application along with your curriculum vitae by clicking on the Apply Now button on this page. Show more Show less

Additional Educational Needs Coordinator – Whole School We are currently seeking an experienced Whole School AEN Coordinator. The responsibilities include designing and delivering interventions with students in the classroom and implementing the school strategy. The AEN Coordinator will work closely with members of staff at all levels, will consult with and advise Key Stage Leads, form tutors, mainstream teachers, parents, the Head of AIM (Access Inclusion and Mentoring) and the Principals on opportunities for AEN development across the school. They will work collaboratively and effectively to embed AEN into teaching and learning to support the needs of students with additional educational needs. The role will ensure that the AEN function supports or empowers teachers with differentiated strategies to meet the learning needs of individual students to give effective assessment and share relevant feedback with students and parents. The emphasis will be on individualised, appropriate and motivating learning opportunities for all, to help students apply concepts through differentiated classroom instruction and presentations. Working closely with the SLT, the Head of AIM and other senior colleagues, the position holder will use leadership skills to manage the provision in the school and provide support to other AEN staff. The candidate must be a qualified SEND teacher with a teaching qualification/degree from a reputed institution with specialisation in Special Education, preferably a Master's degree and experience of working with students with learning difficulties in a mainstream classroom. The candidate should be able to read and interpret psycho-educational reports and communicate effectively to parents and teachers. A minimum of 10 plus years’ teaching experience is required along with 5 plus years' experience in managing the SEND/AEN provision in a leading international school. Interested candidates please submit your application along with your curriculum vitae by clicking on the Apply Now button on this page. Show more Show less

The British School, New Delhi is an outstanding school located in the Diplomatic Enclave in Central Delhi. We serve an immensely diverse community with students and staff coming from over 64 countries across the globe. The school is a vibrant hub of learning and laughter that is fully invested in the best outcomes for both students and staff. CPD opportunities are world class, and we encourage our staff to learn and grow. We are seeking to appoint an excellent, inspirational teacher who will join our team as a Spanish Teacher. An ideal candidate should be able to deliver a high-quality curriculum across Primary (Year 1 and onwards). We Are Looking For Someone Who Is an enthusiastic, motivated and inspirational teacher with a track record of success Is an outstanding practitioner, with in-depth knowledge of Primary School Curriculum Is able develop children to reach their full potential regardless of background or circumstance Is confident and able to communicate effectively both orally and in writing, building strong relationships with all stakeholders within and beyond the school community demonstrates high expectations and will be skilled in delivering a wide range of teaching styles and strategies which engage young learners to be successful and achieve Is analytical and uses data effectively to improve performance, identifying areas for continuous improvement We Can Offer You children who are eager to learn, have a positive attitude and who love coming to school the opportunity to work in an encouraging and creative environment opportunities for personal and professional development a supportive and friendly team of colleagues The British School New Delhi is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All applicants will be subject to full safeguarding and reference checks before appointment is confirmed. Show more Show less