IB MYP Science Educator – Inspire Inquiry & Lab Mastery

Stiftung für die Inter-Community School; Zumikon; On-site; CHF 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flight and relocation allowance

Housing support

Pension contributions

International working environment

Professional development allowance

Meaningful role

Job summary

Stiftung für die Inter-Community School in Zürich–Zumikon is seeking a MYP Science Teacher (m/w/d) at 100% from August 2027 to join the Inter-Community School Zurich community.

You will teach MYP Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) across Grades 6–10, following IB MYP frameworks, and act as a tutor within the Personal Development Programme while collaborating with colleagues on curriculum planning.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Science with a recognised teaching qualification.
• Minimum 4 years of secondary teaching experience, international school preferred.
• Strong knowledge of IB Middle Years Programme (DP experience an advantage).

Responsibilities

• Teach MYP Science in accordance with IB MYP frameworks and objectives.
• Deliver inquiry-based, concept-driven lessons promoting scientific thinking.
• Plan and supervise laboratory work with safe practices.
• Differentiate instruction for diverse learning needs.
• Design and assess student learning using MYP criteria.
• Provide timely feedback and maintain clear communication with students, parents, tutors.
• Act as tutor and contribute to Personal Development Programme.
• Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum planning and interdisciplinary initiatives.

Skills

English communication

Organisational skills

Interpersonal skills

ICT skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Science

Job description

Stiftung für die Inter-Community School in Zürich–Zumikon is seeking a MYP Science Teacher (m/w/d) at 100% from August 2027 to join the Inter-Community School Zurich community.

You will teach MYP Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) across Grades 6–10, following IB MYP frameworks, and act as a tutor within the Personal Development Programme while collaborating with colleagues on curriculum planning.