French Teacher (IBDP/IBMYP/IGCSE)

Role Purpose The French Teacher is responsible for delivering high-quality French language instruction aligned with IB (MYP & DP) and Cambridge (Lower Secondary & IGCSE) frameworks. The role focuses on developing students’ listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, fostering intercultural understanding, and preparing students for external assessments through communicative and skills-based pedagogy.

Key Responsibilities

• Curriculum Planning & Programme Alignment Plan and deliver lessons aligned with: IB MYP Language Acquisition framework IB DP French (Language B / Ab Initio, as applicable) Cambridge Lower Secondary French Cambridge IGCSE French (0520) or equivalent Develop: Annual plans, unit planners, and lesson plans Skill-progression maps from Middle School to High School Ensure vertical and horizontal alignment across IB and Cambridge programmes. Integrate culture, context, and authentic resources into language learning 2. Teaching & Learning Deliver engaging, communicative, and student-centred French lessons. Teach and develop: Listening comprehension Speaking and pronunciation Reading comprehension Writing accuracy and fluency Use a variety of strategies including: Task-based learning Role plays, debates, and presentations Authentic texts and audio-visual materials Promote intercultural awareness and global citizenship. 3. Assessment & Feedback Design and implement assessments aligned with: IB Language Acquisition criteria (A–D) Cambridge assessment objectives and mark schemes Prepare students for internal and external assessments, including: Listening, reading, writing, and speaking exams Oral assessments and presentations Provide timely, targeted, and actionable feedback. Track student progress and use data to inform instruction and differentiation. Participate in moderation and standardisation processes. 4. Exam Preparation & Academic Rigor Prepare students systematically for: Cambridge IGCSE French examinations IB DP Ab initio French assessments Teach exam strategies including: Command words and task

requirements

Time management and response structure Accuracy and coherence in written and oral responses Analyse past papers and examiner reports to improve outcomes. 5. Student Support & Differentiation Support students at different proficiency levels (beginner to advanced). Implement remedial and enrichment strategies for diverse learners. Support EAL/multilingual learners where required. Act as a homeroom/advisory teacher if assigned. Communicate effectively with parents regarding student progress. 6. Professional

Responsibilities

Participate in: Departmental and collaborative planning meetings Professional development and IB/Cambridge training School events and cultural activities Contribute to language-related initiatives such as: Language weeks Cultural celebrations Exchange or immersion programmes (where applicable) Uphold school policies, safeguarding practices, and academic integrity. 7. Documentation & Compliance Maintain accurate records including: Lesson plans and unit planners Assessment data and reports

Requirements

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree or Advance certifications in French. Teaching qualification (B.Ed.). Proven

experience

teaching Middle School and/or High School French. IB MYP / DP training in Language Acquisition/Language B/Ab Initio

Experience

teaching Cambridge IGCSE French. International school teaching experience. Familiarity with CEFR-aligned language assessment. This is a full-time, on-campus role requiring complete professional commitment. Concurrent employment, freelance work, or private tuition during the academic year is not permitted. Pursuing any regular academic programme (full-time or part-time) that interferes with school

responsibilities

is not permissible. Candidates must be able to fully dedicate their time and professional focus to the school and students. (Any short-term or online certifications must be disclosed at the time of application.)

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Benefits:

Time management and response structure Accuracy and coherence in written and oral responses Analyse past papers and examiner reports to improve outcomes. 5. Student Support & Differentiation Support students at different proficiency levels (beginner to advanced). Implement remedial and enrichment strategies for diverse learners. Support EAL/multilingual learners where required. Act as a homeroom/advisory teacher if assigned. Communicate effectively with parents regarding student progress. 6. Professional