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OSHIKOTO REGIONAL COUNCIL, DIRECTORATE OF EDUCATION, INNOVATION, YOUTH, SPORTS, ARTS AND CULTURE IS HAVING A TEMPORARY VACANCY ON ITS ESTABLISHMENT:

Duty Station: Oniipa Primary School, Oshigambo Circuit

Subjects and Grade: English and Mathematics Grade 4-7

Job Summary

Type: temporary
Location: Ondangwa
Category: Education
Closing Date: 2026-07-24

Key Responsibilities

Teach English and Mathematics to Grades 4-7 at Oniipa Primary School.

Requirements

Teacher E, Grade 9:
- A recognized 3-year tertiary teaching qualification on an NQF Level 6
- or An appropriate recognized 3-year tertiary non-teaching qualification (or equivalent) on NQF Level 6 in relation to the school subject to be taught plus a 1-year teaching qualification.
- or An appropriate recognized 3-year tertiary qualification (or equivalent) on NQF Level 6 plus a recognized trade test plus a 1-year teaching qualification.
Teacher F, Grade 8:
- A recognized 4-year tertiary teaching qualification on an NQF Level 7
- or An appropriate recognized 4 tertiary non-teaching qualification (or equivalent) on NQF Level 7 in relation to the school subject to be taught plus a 1-year teaching qualification.
- or An appropriate recognized 4-year tertiary qualification (or equivalent) on NQF Level 7 plus a recognized trade test plus a 1-year teaching qualification.

Salary

Teacher E, Grade 9: N$ 204,977 – 245,852 | Teacher F, Grade 8: N$ 250,766 – 299,691

How to Apply

Phone: 0817775201
Address: Oshigambo Circuit Office OR Human Resources Office, Directorate of Education, Innovation, Sports, Arts & Culture, Oshikoto Regional Council, Private Bag 2028, Ondangwa

About the Company

The Oshikoto Regional Council is a vital administrative and developmental authority operating within the Oshikoto Region of Namibia. Based in Omuthiya, this Council is responsible for implementing strategic plans aimed at enhancing the welfare and progress of its communities. It actively identifies and cultivates new opportunities, particularly focusing on the agriculture and renewable energy sectors to stimulate economic growth. Through these efforts, the Oshikoto Regional Council is committed to driving sustainable development and improving socio-economic conditions across its Namibian jurisdiction.

Driving regional development and opportunity in Namibia's Oshikoto Region.

Website: https://oshikotorc.gov.na/

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Frequently Asked Questions

What qualifications and certifications are typically required to teach English and Mathematics to Grades 4-7 in Namibia?

Generally, a Bachelor's degree in Education or a relevant teaching diploma is required, with specialization in English and Mathematics being highly advantageous. Namibian teaching accreditation from the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, or a willingness to obtain it, is also essential.

What are the common day-to-day responsibilities for an English and Mathematics teacher for Grade 4-7 in Namibia?

Daily responsibilities include lesson planning, delivering engaging instruction in English and Mathematics, and assessing student progress against the Namibian curriculum. You will also manage classroom behavior, communicate with parents, and participate in school activities or staff meetings.

What can I expect regarding the local work culture and expectations for teachers within a Namibian school, especially as a temporary staff member?

The work culture often emphasizes community engagement, respect for elders, and a collaborative approach among staff. As a temporary teacher, you are expected to integrate quickly, be adaptable, and uphold the school's values and educational standards.

What are the realistic career progression or growth paths for a temporary teacher in Namibia?

While this is a temporary role, successful performance can lead to re-appointment or opportunities for permanent positions as they arise within the regional council or other schools. Continued professional development and acquiring additional specializations can also open doors to senior teaching roles or educational administration.

What typical benefits, such as leave, medical aid, or pension, are usually provided for temporary teachers by a regional council in Namibia?

As a temporary employee, benefits like medical aid and pension contributions might differ from permanent staff and often depend on the specific terms of your contract. However, statutory leave entitlements, such as sick leave and annual leave (if applicable for temporary roles), would typically be provided in line with Namibian labor laws.

How should I apply for this teaching position, and what key qualities do Namibian employers like the Oshikoto Regional Council look for?

Applications usually require a detailed CV, certified copies of qualifications, and a cover letter tailored to the specific role and regional needs. Employers in Namibia highly value candidates who demonstrate a strong commitment to education, cultural sensitivity, adaptability, and effective classroom management skills.