[TE] Teacher

Aurora Hills International School is a co-educational day school that offers a balanced primary and secondary curriculum focused on strong academics, practical skills, and character development. The school combines classroom learning with projects, labs, sports, arts, and clubs to help students build core competencies in literacy, numeracy, science, and technology.​

With small class sizes and dedicated teachers, Aurora Hills emphasizes a supportive environment where students are encouraged to think critically, collaborate, and develop confidence. Modern facilities such as science labs, a computer center, a library, and playgrounds support both academic and co-curricular activities, preparing students for higher education and future careers.​

A teacher plans and delivers lessons, supports student learning, and helps develop students’ knowledge, skills, and behavior in line with the school’s curriculum and goals.​

Core responsibilities

• Prepare lesson plans, teaching materials, and classroom activities aligned with curriculum standards and learning objectives.​

• Teach classes, explain concepts, lead discussions, and use different methods (presentations, exercises, group work) to engage students.​

• Assess and record student progress by setting homework, tests, and assignments, marking work, and giving feedback and grades.​

Classroom and communication

• Maintain an orderly, safe, and inclusive classroom environment, managing behavior and supporting a positive learning culture.​

• Communicate regularly with parents or guardians through meetings and reports about students’ performance, progress, and behavior.​

• Collaborate with other teachers and school staff, attend meetings and training, and contribute to school events and activities

For a school teacher, typical qualifications are:

• Completion of a bachelor’s degree in education or in a subject area plus a teaching qualification (e.g., B.Ed. or equivalent).​

• Knowledge of the relevant curriculum, child development, and classroom management strategies, often supported by teaching internships or practice teaching.​

• In many regions, a teaching license/registration and ongoing professional development or training are required to remain eligible to teach.

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