Student jobs in Malaysia

We are seeking an inspirational and highly motivated teacher to join us. The successful candidate will be passionate about teaching and learning and be able to teach across the ability and age range to students. He/she will be expected to make good use of technology and other innovative resources in his/her teaching and to convey a real enthusiasm for the subject. It would be an advantage if he/she could also teach another subject.

We offer a highly competitive remuneration package:

• Accommodation (including utility bills and maintenance)
• Relocation and annual flight allowances
• Excellent Employee Provident Fund (EPF) savings contributions.
• Child places for staff children

We are seeking an inspirational and highly motivated teacher to join our thriving and successful Mathematics department. The successful candidate will be passionate about teaching and learning and be able to teach maths across the ability and age range to students. The ability to offer another subject to IGCSE would be an advantage. He/she will be expected to make good use of technology and other innovative resources in his/her teaching and to convey a real enthusiasm for the subject.

At KTJ, we believe that teachers work most effectively within a collaborative and supportive environment that empowers them to reach their full potential. With a commitment to professional development, we offer opportunities for growth in a warm and welcoming student‑centred environment. Join us and become part of a community that values creativity, embraces new ideas and encourages out‑of‑the‑box thinking.

• To plan and prepare lessons;
• To teach, according to their educational need, assigned students, setting high expectations for all;
• To set and mark students’ work, including examinations;
• To assess, record and report on the development, progress and attainment of students;
• To give feedback to students which will help them to make good progress;
• To adapt lesson planning to feedback received from students and their work;

• To provide regular reports and grades for students in line with the School’s cycle;
• To identify and raise students of concern;
• To attend parent‑teacher meetings and provide oral reports to parents;
• To provide references for students, as requested;
• To assess and report on prospective students, as requested;
• To prepare examinations and tests for students, including common examinations and tests;

• To take register as required in a timely fashion, and to alert a senior member of staff when concerned about the whereabouts of a student;
• To ensure the classroom is presented as a vibrant and positive space for learning;
• To promote the wellbeing of individual students and all assigned classes;
• To act upon any concerns about students’ wellbeing, alerting the safeguarding team where necessary, and to ensure appropriate records are kept;
• To communicate and consult with the parents of students;
• To accompany students on school visits and trips;
• To supervise students and student activities, as required;
• To lead two extra‑curricular activities weekly;
• To play a role in marketing the School to prospective students and parents;
• To cover lessons for absent teachers as required;

• To take primary responsibility for a class of students and work in close partnership with the year group team;
• To work closely with the class learning assistant;
• To attend and contribute to weekly staff meetings and attend whole school and other meetings as required;
• To take the role of a subject coordinator and to contribute to school development plans and schemes of work as required;

• To attend and contribute to department meetings and other staff meetings, as required;
• To contribute to department development plans and schemes of work, and to undertake tasks as delegated by the Head of Department;
• To act as a mentor or Sixth Form Tutor for a group of students, providing guidance and advice on education, careers and social matters and leading PSHE lessons;

• To continue to develop professional skills, through CPD, further reading, etc.;
• To participate in the School’s focused development programme and performance management annually;
• To take part in CPD initiatives run by the School, e.g. observation fortnight.

The School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be subject to security vetting.