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Rome International School, located in Rome, Lazio, seeks an experienced Early Years teacher to deliver the IB Early Childhood Programme to our youngest learners. You will plan, teach, assess, and report on progress, ensuring engaging lessons aligned with school expectations.
The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor of Education (or equivalent) and QT or international qualification, with at least two years’ experience in an Early Years/Elementary International school, preferably with PYP experience.
We are looking for a motivated and experienced Early Years teacher, you will be responsible for teaching our youngest students assigned to your class, with excellent classroom practice, positive collaborative, and a willingness to support the wider life of the school. Delivering the IB Early Childhood Programme, you will ensure that planning, preparation, assessment and reports meet the expectations of the school. Demonstrate thorough curriculum knowledge ensure that lessons are relevant, engaging and fit for purpose.
With a modern campus immersed in the "Green Heart" of Rome, the Natural Reserve of Monte Mario, Rome International School (RIS) is an IB World School, located close to the city centre and is the only school in the eternal city authorised to deliver both the IB Primary Years Programme and the acclaimed IB Diploma Programme. The Middle Years curriculum prepares students to the Cambridge IGCSE exams.
Rome International School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. We particularly welcome applications from under represented groups including ethnicity, gender, transgender, age, disability, sexual orientation or religion.
Successful applications will be subject to child protection screening, including robust vetting procedures, checks with past employers, and relevant safeguarding assessments.