Full-Time IB DP Teacher (English A, Language and Literature)

Job overview Linden Hall High School is seeking a full-time teacher to teach the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP), with a particular focus on English A, Language and Literature.Depending on the successful candidate's qualifications and experience, there may also be opportunities to teach lower secondary English classes. Position: Full-Time IB DP Teacher (English A, Language and Literature) Department: English and Literature Curriculum: International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) Education Stage: High/Secondary School Location: Fukuoka, Japan Teaching Responsibilities Teach IBDP English A Language and Literature to high school students (typically 10–20 students per class) aligned with the IB DP curriculum. Foster critical thinking, inquiry, and scientific understanding among students. Prepare lower secondary students for future study in the IB Diploma Programme. Develop curriculum, prepare lesson plans, design assessments and examinations, and evaluate student work. Support students in preparing for Internal Assessments (IA), Extended Essays (EE), and IB Final Examinations, where appropriate. Other Responsibilities Serve as an assistant homeroom teacher for one class (the homeroom teacher will be a Japanese teacher). Participate in school events such as Open School, Summer Camp, and other promotional activities as required. Supervise extracurricular activities and/or service-learning activities. Communicate effectively with parents and other stakeholders regarding students' academic progress and well-being. Demonstrate respect, empathy, and care toward students and colleagues Undertake other reasonable duties assigned by the IBDP Coordinator or the school administration. Requirements : Qualifications Bachelor's degree or higher (Master's degree preferred) in English, English Literature, Literature, or a closely related field. Valid teaching licence or teaching qualification Experience At least 1 year of teaching experience with IB curriculum preferred but no