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Aiglon - Teacher of Mathematics
School: Aiglon Switzerland
Position start date: 23 August 2027
Application closing date: 27 November 2026
Terms: 100%
ABOUT THE SCHOOL
For over 70 years, Aiglon College has offered students a holistic and inspirational experience that pushes the boundaries of traditional education. John Corlette founded the school in 1949 on a distinctive ethos: the balanced development of mind, body, and spirit.
The school, nestled at 1,200 meters in the Swiss Alps, is home to over 460 students, from 7-18 years old, representing more than 60 different nationalities. From junior through to senior school, students benefit from all the advantages of an international boarding environment. They form lasting bonds with each other and with excellent educators who guide them towards academic and personal success. Aiglon considers intercultural education to be foundational elements of its school culture, values, practices and preparations for life.
Aiglon staff are enthusiastic, experienced, committed, reflective, dynamic and willing to try new ideas. They have varied and diverse interests and passions that are evident both in and out of the classroom setting. The school fosters a collaborative, open-minded, dynamic, intellectually curious and purpose-driven work culture.
Aiglon’s remarkable national and cultural diversity is an inspiring example of how, on a small scale, we are able to build a harmonious and fulfilled community.
ABOUT THE POSITION
JOB PURPOSE
The ideal candidate for this position would be an experienced, enthusiastic, dynamic and knowledgeable teacher of Mathematics. Mathematics is a compulsory subject for students throughout the school. Students sit IGCSE Mathematics with the Cambridge International Education (CIE) exam board in Year 11. In Years 12 and 13 students take IBDP Mathematics and the school offers both Analysis and Approaches and Applications and Interpretation.
Essential to the role is the ability to deliver engaging and rigorous lessons, develop a passion for mathematics and that prepare students for exam courses. Fostering a sense of intellectual curiosity and independent learning is also crucial. We teach students from all over the world from varying backgrounds who are enthusiastic and keen to learn. As a school, we are committed to doing the best for each and every one of these students.
Teachers are directly responsible to the relevant Head of Department/Faculty for the successful management of their classes and for the development and performance of students. All teachers are expected to make a significant contribution to the life and work of the school. Below are the key areas of responsibility for a teacher. Additional responsibilities may arise from time to time at the reasonable request of the School Director.
This job description is additional to the basic duties outlined in the Aiglon College contract of employment in accordance with the school’s policies and guiding principles, and under the direction of the School Director. A summary of the key accountabilities is included below.
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HOW TO APPLY
Early applications are encouraged. Please apply through our School platform. More information here.