Matutura Primary School in Swakopmund Circuit, based in Swakopmund hereby invites applications from Namibian citizens for the following vacancy:

Job Summary

Type: full-time
Location: Swakopmund
Category: Education
Closing Date: 2026-09-10

Key Responsibilities

Teach Social studies & Elementary Agriculture grade 4-7

Requirements

A recognized 4-year tertiary teaching qualifications on an NQF Level 7 or an appropriate recognized 4year tertiary non-teaching qualification (or equivalent) on NQF Level 7 in relation to the subject to be taught plus a 1-year teaching qualification or an appropriate recognized 4year tertiary qualification (or equivalent) on NQF Level 7 plus a recognized trade test plus 1 year teaching qualification.
Be a Namibian Citizen

How to Apply

Phone: 064 – 463644
Address: The Regional Director Erongo Regional Council Directorate of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, Human Resource Administration Private Bag 5024, Swakopmund

About the Company

Matutura Primary School is an educational institution operating in Matutura, Namibia. The school provides foundational primary education to children in the local community. It functions within the Namibian national education system, delivering the standard curriculum to its enrolled learners. The school serves as a key educational access point for families in its surrounding area.

Primary education institution serving learners in Matutura, Namibia.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What qualifications and certifications are required to become a teacher in Namibia?

You need a recognized teaching diploma or degree from an accredited institution, plus registration with the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) or the Ministry of Education. Additionally, a teaching practice component and clearance from the Teaching Service Commission are typically required.

What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of a teacher in a Namibian public school?

Teachers plan and deliver lessons according to the national curriculum, assess student progress through assignments and exams, and maintain classroom discipline. They also participate in staff meetings, extracurricular activities, and community outreach programs as required by the school.

What is the work culture like for teachers employed by regional councils in Namibia?

Work culture emphasizes collaboration among educators, respect for local languages and cultures, and adherence to government education policies. Teachers are expected to be punctual, dress professionally, and engage positively with parents and community leaders.

How can a teacher advance their career within the Namibian education system?

Advancement often involves gaining additional qualifications such as a Bachelor of Education or postgraduate diploma, completing professional development courses, and demonstrating leadership in school projects. Experienced teachers may apply for senior teacher, head of department, or inspector positions through the Teaching Service Commission.

What benefits and application steps should a teacher expect when applying for a full-time position with a Namibian regional council?

Benefits typically include paid leave, medical aid contributions, and a pension scheme governed by the Government Institutions Pension Fund. To apply, candidates submit a certified copy of their qualifications, a detailed CV, and a cover letter to the council’s human resources office, followed by a shortlisting process and an interview.