LEHRKRAFT FÜR ERDKUNDE + EIN ZUSATZFACH MIT SEK II PRÜFUNGSBERECHTIGUNG IN DER OBERSTUFE – Deutsche Höhere Privatschule Windhoek 57 views

You will generally need a recognized German teaching degree (Staatsexamen or Master of Education) with teaching credentials for Sekundarstufe II in both Geography and your additional subject. This often needs to be accompanied by a willingness to have your qualifications evaluated and recognized by the Namibian Qualifications Authority (NQA) or the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture.

Daily responsibilities extend to preparing lessons, marking assignments, and providing student support, often requiring proficiency in both German and English. Teachers are also typically involved in extracurricular activities, parent-teacher meetings, and contributing to curriculum development or school events.

Namibian private schools value professionalism, commitment, and a collaborative spirit among staff. Teachers are expected to adapt to a multicultural environment and often contribute to school life beyond academics, fostering a strong sense of community.

Most private schools in Namibia offer a competitive benefits package, which typically includes contributions to medical aid and a pension fund. Generous annual leave and sick leave provisions are also common, aligning with the academic calendar.

Career progression can involve moving into departmental head roles, curriculum coordinator positions, or even vice-principalships within the school structure. Opportunities for professional development and specialized training are also frequently offered to enhance skills and advance careers.

Highlight your specific German teaching qualifications, your experience with the German curriculum, and your fluency in German and English. Emphasize any experience with multicultural environments or previous international teaching, along with your adaptability and commitment to student development.