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Crimson Global Academy is seeking a Teacher in Charge of Biology to lead biology teaching across our international online high school. You will teach, mentor and shape Biology curriculum, assessment, and teacher development within CGA's virtual campuses.
Based in a similar time zone to New Zealand and Australia, you will collaborate with colleagues across CGA's global network, champion digital pedagogy, and support AI-enabled learning while maintaining high academic standards and engaging
Crimson Global Academy (CGA) is a world-leading registered private online high school based in New Zealand, with a multicultural student community of approximately 3,000 learners across multiple virtual campuses and more than 30 countries. Our highly experienced teaching staff are drawn predominantly from New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom. Every one of our teachers is a subject expert, and our strong pastoral care network ensures students learn in a safe and inclusive environment. Students at CGA study at a level that matches their academic competence rather than their age, which means a significant proportion of our cohort is working ahead of their peer group. Combined with curriculum flexibility, cutting-edge technology and the opportunity to accelerate, CGA offers an unusually rich environment for students with the drive to excel. CGA offers Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge GCSE and A-Level programmes, as well as a US Diploma programme. We are also rapidly embracing AI and emerging technologies to transform and enhance the way our students learn. Our academic results speak for themselves, and we strongly believe that learning extends beyond the classroom through enrichment and extracurricular opportunities.
As Teacher in Charge of Biology, you'll be the go-to subject expert for Biology, supporting academic leadership to ensure students receive a consistently excellent learning experience.
You’ll teach, mentor and help shape Biology teaching and learning while contributing to curriculum quality, assessment, student progress and the ongoing development of the Biology teaching team.
CGA students and teaching staff are predominantly located in New Zealand and Australia. The successful applicant will therefore need to be based in, or able to work effectively within, a similar time zone.