Role OverviewTeach 16-20 regular classes per week, develop and implement instructional programs, and participate in school events and extracurricular activities.
What You Will Do
Teach 16-20 regular classes per week, develop and implement instructional programs, and participate in school events and extracurricular activities.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have extensive knowledge of Japanese History and Government, classroom teaching experience, and the ability to develop lesson plans and assessments independently.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Social Studies or related field
- State Teaching Certification is plus
- Extensive knowledge of Japanese History and Government
- Classroom teaching experience preferred
- Ability to develop lesson plans and assessments independently
Benefits
- Starting salary (DOE)
- Insurance (Medical, dental, life and vision plans)
- Retirement Annuity with employer contribution and matching
- Medical and dependent care FSAs
- Seasonal breaks and holidays
- Parental leave
- Child support allowance
- Tuition support
- Free lunch with Japanese cuisine during school sessions
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