English Teacher (Upper Secondary / Grades 11–13)

Montessori Dachverband Deutschland e.V.; Berlin; Vor Ort; EUR 40.000 - 60.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

A non-profit education provider in Berlin is seeking a dedicated English Teacher for upper secondary grades 11-13. The role involves independent teaching, co-designing project-based learning formats, and working closely with an interdisciplinary team. Candidates should have a teaching qualification in English and a passion for individualized learning. Competitive compensation aligned with public sector pay is offered.

Leistungen

Professional development opportunities

Supportive team environment

Meaningful educational work

Qualifikationen

• Experience with Montessori education or willingness to learn.
• Commitment to building strong relationships with students.
• Ability to support language development at different proficiency levels.

Aufgaben

• Independent teaching of English in upper secondary program.
• Co-design of project-based learning formats.
• Participation in staff conferences and school development.

Kenntnisse

Teaching qualification for English at upper secondary level

Passion for language and communication

Collaborative mindset

Ausbildung

Relevant teaching experience

Jobbeschreibung

Shape education with heart, mind, and purpose – together with us!

Are you passionate about working with young adults, guiding them individually, and engaging with them as equals? Are you looking for a school culture built on trust rather than control – one that gives you real opportunities to shape meaningful learning experiences?
At Montessori Oberstufe Berlin, we support students from grade 11 onwards on their path toward the German Abitur or entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences.
Our approach is rooted in the principles of Maria Montessori – and in the potential of every individual learner.
Interdisciplinary learning, student independence, and a strong sense of community are at the heart of what we do. In an atmosphere grounded in relationships, responsibility, and freedom, our students learn in a hands-on, project-based, and joyful way.
As part of the Montessori Stiftung Berlin, we are actively engaged in developing innovative educational concepts that empower young people to follow their own path.

We are currently seeking a committedEnglish Teacher (Upper Secondary / Grades 11–13)
part-time or full-time

Your mission

• Independent teaching of English in our upper secondary program (grades 11–13)
• Co-design of project-based and real-world learning formats
• Supporting language development at different proficiency levels (up to Abitur level)
• Close collaboration within an interdisciplinary teaching team
• Participation in staff conferences, assessments, and school development processes
• Optional: Mentoring a small advisory group of students

Your profile

• Teaching qualification for English at upper secondary level or a strong subject background with relevant teaching experience
• Passion for language, communication, and individualized learning
• A collaborative mindset, openness, and commitment to building strong relationships with students
• Experience with Montessori education – or willingness to become familiar with it

Why us?

What we offer

• Meaningful work with space for your own ideas
• A supportive, interdisciplinary team with flat hierarchies
• Professional development opportunities (e.g., Montessori diploma, coaching, training days)
• Compensation aligned with public sector pay (TV-L)
• A school setting in Berlin with a strong social and educational mission

We look forward to receiving your application!

Please apply using the following link: https://montessori-oberstufe.jobs.personio.de/job/2278249#apply

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Jochen Iseke, Head of the Educational Division, at: [e-mail].

About us
The non-profit Montessori Stiftung Berlin is committed to hands-on, purposeful learning for children and adolescents.
Rooted in the principles of Montessori education, we support young people in finding their own way and becoming active contributors to a just, peaceful, and open society. The foundation currently runs six schools and six childcare centers in Berlin, employing over 360 staff and serving approximately 1,500 children and young people.