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A leading online school is seeking a Remote Teacher of Primary Mathematics, either part-time or full-time. The role starts in January 2026 and offers the chance to shape a new department while teaching a bright and motivated student body. Applicants should hold a teaching qualification and possess excellent knowledge in Mathematics and the British National Curriculum. Additional rewards include competitive salary and performance-based benefits in an excellent working environment.
We are seeking an enthusiastic, hardworking, and highly motivated, qualified Maths Teacher or Primary TeacherfromJanuary2026.Thisposition is excitingin the innovative, inspiring and growing International British Online School.
This is a fantastic opportunity for teachers to gain experience in one of the highest-performing,premierindependent BritishCurriculumonlineschoolsinthe world.This positionisalsoan excellentopportunityformoreexperiencedteachers toadvance, asthere willcertainlybeopportunitiesforprogressionastheschoolgrowstofullcapacityover the next three years.
Set challenging teaching and learning objectives based on knowledge of the students, theirpast/current achievement, the expected standards for students of the relevant ages, and therange/contentofworkrelevantto students.
Usetheseobjectivestoplanlessonsandsequencesoflessonsinadvance,showinghowthey
willassessstudents'learning,differentiatingbetweenstudents'varyingneeds.
Select and prepare resources, including ICT, and plan for their safe and effectiveorganisation as well as marking and giving regular feedback and intervention to students.
Work with department colleagues to develop schemes of work, teaching methodologies andresources.
Usemonitoringandassessmentinformationtoevaluateandextendstudents'achievement.
Give frequent andconstructive feedback to support students as they learn, followingdepartment policies on marking both classwork and online homework, and relating this tonationalstandardswhereappropriate.
Managestudentswhofailtocomplete/hand inwork,accordingtoschoolpolicies.
Identifyandsupportmoreablestudents,thoseworkingbelowexpectationsorfailingtoachieve their potential, and those with emotional/behavioural/social difficulties.
Record students' progress and achievements systematically, using this to help studentsreviewtheirown progressandinformparentsofstudents'achievementatParents'meetings,ongradecardsandinReportsor references.
Discuss with students their views about their own progress and strengths/weaknesses, usingsubject performanceprofiles,soastosettargetsforfutureimprovement.
Apurposeful,disciplinedlearningenvironment,wherestudentsfeelsecureandconfident.
Highexpectationsofstudents'academicbehaviour,cleardisciplinarystructuresfollowing
theCodeofConduct,andthepromotionofself-controlandindependence.
Clearlystructuredlessonsorsequencesofworkwhichinterestandmotivatestudents,and
makelearningobjectivescleartostudents
employavarietyofinteractiveteachingmethodsandcollaborativegroup work.
promote active and independent learning, which enables students to think for themselves andtoplan/managetheir ownlearning
Differentiatedteachingwhereappropriate,tomeettheneedsofavarietyofstudents.
An awareness of the varying needs of boys and girls, and those from different cultural/ethnicgroups.
Effectiveorganisation/managementofteaching/learningtime.
Efficientmanagementofthephysicalteachingspaces,materialsandresources.
Homework and other out-of-class work, which consolidates and extends work done in classandencourages studentstolearnindependently.