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OMUSATI REGIONAL COUNCIL, DIRECTORATE OF EDUCATION, INNOVATION, YOUTH SPORT, ARTS AND CULTURE HAS A PERMANENT TEACHING POST TO BE FILLED BY NAMIBIAN CITIZEN WHO MEETS THE APPOINTMENT REQUIREMENTS.
Job Summary
- Type: full-time
- Location: Windhoek
- Category: Education
- Closing Date: 2026-04-28
Key Responsibilities
- Mathematics and Physical Science (Chemistry and Physics) Grade 8 – 12 (AS)
Requirements
- A recognised 4 years teaching qualification on NQF Level 7. Or An appropriate recognised 4 years tertiary non-teaching qualification (or equivalent) on NQF level 7 in relation to the school subjects to be taught plus a 1- year teaching qualification.
- A recognised 3 years teaching qualification on NQF Level 6. Or An appropriate recognised 3 years tertiary non-teaching qualification (or equivalent) on NQF level 6 in relation to the school subjects to be taught plus a 1- year teaching qualification.
- All applications must be done on application employment forms 156043 and 156094.
- Original certified copies of teaching qualification and academic transcripts
- Identity document(ID) as proof of Namibian citizenship
- Comprehensive CV
- NQA accreditation certificates for foreign qualifications
- Extra-mural activities will be an added advantage.
Salary
N$238 825- 285 420 (Grade 8) / N$195 216 – 234 144 (Grade 9)
How to Apply
Strictly Hand delivered to: Haudano SS Onandjaba – Okalongo Or Okalongo Circuit Office Onandjaba. Advert date: 22 April 2026. Closing date: 28 April 2026. NO LATE AND FAXED APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED
About the Company
The Omusati Directorate of Education serves as a key governmental body overseeing the education sector within Namibia's Omusati Region. Operating under the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, it is responsible for the strategic planning, implementation, and monitoring of national educational policies and curricula. The Directorate manages a network of primary and secondary schools, ensuring equitable resource distribution and the provision of essential learning environments. Its critical mandate includes supporting teachers, enhancing learner performance, and fostering accessible, quality education for all residents across the Omusati Region, contributing significantly to regional development in Namibia.
Fostering quality education across Namibia's Omusati Region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the essential qualifications and certifications required to teach Mathematics and Physical Science at Grade 8-12 AS level in Namibia?
You typically need a Bachelor's degree in Education with a specialization in Mathematics and Physical Science, or a relevant science degree combined with a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE). Registration with the Namibia Teaching Council (NTC) is a mandatory requirement for all practicing teachers in Namibia.
What are the common day-to-day responsibilities for a Mathematics and Physical Science teacher in the Omusati Directorate of Education?
Daily tasks include preparing lesson plans according to the Namibian curriculum, delivering engaging lessons, and assessing student progress through assignments and tests. Teachers are also expected to participate in extramural activities, parent-teacher meetings, and continuous professional development workshops.
What is the expected work culture and professional environment for teachers within the Omusati Directorate of Education?
Teachers are expected to uphold high professional standards, demonstrate commitment to student success, and collaborate effectively with colleagues and the school management team. Community involvement and respect for local customs are often valued, especially in regions like Omusati.
What are the realistic career progression or growth paths for a teacher in the Namibian public education system?
Experienced teachers can progress to senior teacher roles, head of department positions, or eventually school management roles like Deputy Principal or Principal. Opportunities for professional development and specialization in curriculum development or educational administration are also available.
What are the typical benefits offered to teachers employed by the Directorate of Education in Namibia?
Benefits generally include a structured leave policy, access to government medical aid schemes, and a pension fund contribution as part of the public service employment package. Other allowances may vary based on specific governmental policies or location.
What is the application process like, and what do Namibian employers, specifically the Directorate, look for in a teaching candidate?
Applications usually involve submitting a comprehensive CV, certified copies of qualifications, and a cover letter detailing your suitability for the role to the Directorate. Employers look for strong subject matter knowledge, effective classroom management skills, a passion for teaching, and commitment to student development and the Namibian education system.
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