Senior School Psychology Teacher - Al Waha Campus - Required August 2027

Inteachers ApS; Riyadh; On-site; SAR 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Inteachers ApS seeks a Senior School Psychology Teacher for the Al Waha Campus, with start in August 2027. You will deliver the English National Curriculum to students aged 11–18, and actively contribute to pastoral care and student well‑being.

We value reflective, collaborative professionals with UK teaching qualifications who are committed to high‑quality learning, enrichment, and holistic development in a diverse, internationally minded school.

Qualifications

• Qualified Teacher status with UK-recognised qualification.
• Minimum 2 years teaching experience in psychology.
• Experience delivering the English National Curriculum in an international context.
• Commitment to student well-being and pastoral care.

Responsibilities

• Deliver psychology lessons to students aged 11–18.
• Support pastoral care and contribute to well-being initiatives.
• Collaborate with colleagues to plan and assess learning outcomes.
• Contribute to the school's co-curricular and enrichment programmes.

Skills

Psychology

Pastoral care

Education

Qualified Teacher status

PGCE or B.Ed

UK-recognised teaching qualification

Job description

Senior School Psychology Teacher - Al Waha Campus - Required August 2027

Closing date of applications: 22nd November 2026

Start date: 15th August 2027

Date Contract Ends: Unknown

Job details

• Subject Psychology
• Role Teacher
• Level Ages 11-18 / Secondary
• Curriculum English National
• Positions available 1
• Contract type Permanent
• Vacancy type Full Time
• Salary Teachers Pay scale M1-M6 + Annual Allowance

Requirements

2 or more years experience

The British International School Riyadh (BISR) has provided high-quality education to the expatriate community since 1979. As a well-regarded, not-for-profit, co-educational institution in the Middle East, we serve students aged 3-18 across multiple campuses.

Our school is accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and as a British School Overseas (BSO). Additionally, BISR is a member of the British Schools of the Middle East (BSME), the Association of British Schools Overseas (AoBSO), the Heads Conference (HMC), and the Council of British International Schools (COBIS).

Following the English curriculum, which is greatly enriched by the local and international context, BISR offers a holistic learning experience. Our broad co-curricular program includes extra-curricular activities, student leadership opportunities, service learning initiatives, and residential trips. We are also committed to strong pastoral care to support student well‑being.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and skilled Senior School Psychology Teacher. We need teachers who are reflective, highly motivated, and collaborative, with a focus on delivering outstanding learning experiences for our students. We are particularly interested in candidates who are eager to contribute to our strategic pillars of learning, enrichment, and well‑being.

Be innovative, creative, enthusiastic, highly motivated and learning focused, with a strong track record of excellent classroom practice and pastoral care.

Be committed to development of high-quality learning experiences underpinned by a clear understanding of how learning is developed, where students are motivated and equipped to become life‑long learners.

Demonstrate a passion for learning, be a reflective practitioner, showing a strong commitment to development of outstanding classroom practice.

Use high quality assessment and feedback strategies to ensure students make good progress with their learning.

Ensure students flourish by creating a positive climate for learning, supporting the holistic development of each student, with a strong emphasis on well‑being in an intercultural context.

Have excellent interpersonal skills, high levels of emotional intelligence and a good sense of humor, effectively collaborating within a range of teams.

Fully support the school Mission, Vision and Motto.

Go the extra mile for students, contributing to the wider life of the school, including the broad co‑curricular programme and community events.

Serve as Form Tutors, supporting students’ social, emotional, and academic well‑being as the first point of contact in the pastoral care system.

Have a UK or UK recognised teaching qualification.

We can offer:

• Highly motivated and engaged students
• A school with a strong sense of community
• A learning focused school committed to staff development
• Motivated, hard‑working and dedicated colleagues, who are committed to high quality learning, student well‑being and the school's enrichment programmes

Closing date for applications: Sunday, 22 November 2026.

BISR reserves the right to make an earlier appointment if a suitable candidate is identified before the closing date.

Comprehensive background checks will be required for all staff.

Please link here to our Safer Recruitment Policy.

All applicants, whether for teaching or non‑teaching positions, must provide the following in support of their application:

All Applications Must Include:

• An up-to-date, two‑page Curriculum Vitae, including a photograph.
• A statement in support of your application, addressing the following question: “How do you think you would be able to support our Mission and REACH motto?”

Teacher Applications Must Also Include:

• How do you demonstrate that you are a lifelong learner, and how does current pedagogical practice impact your classroom?
• How do you create a positive classroom climate and support student well‑being in your current school?
• What strategies do you use to ensure that all learners in your classroom make good progress?
• What is your contribution to your current school community?

BISR teachers should possess the following:

Qualifications:

• Qualified Teacher status.
• Certificate of Education (PGCE or B.Ed).
• Relevant training or qualifications for the specific post.
• Appreciation of a British school's demands in an international context.
• Commitment to the school's co‑curricular life.
• Understanding of intercultural awareness and cultural sensitivity.
• Recognition of responsibility for students' holistic growth and well‑being.

Experience:

• Experience in various contexts (UK and international).
• Experience teaching within a Key Stage or subject.
• Experience with positive behaviour management strategies.
• Experience planning for diverse learning needs, including highly able students.
• Experience in curriculum development, monitoring, and assessment.
• Experience with second language students or willingness to train.

Skills and Abilities:

• Detailed knowledge of the English National Curriculum.
• Ability to create a stimulating learning environment and demonstrate creative teaching.
• Willingness to collaborate with colleagues.
• Good organizational skills for recording and evaluating progress.
• Effective communication skills with pupils, parents, and colleagues.
• Time management and ability to direct teaching assistants.
• Understanding of Assessment for Learning strategies.
• Desire to develop knowledge across the curriculum.

Personal Qualities:

• Warmth and sense of humor.
• Flexibility.
• Team player.
• Commitment to professional development.
• Willingness to participate in co-curricular activities.
• High expectations for self and students.
• Empathy with all stakeholders.

BISR values a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture, committed to equality of opportunity and creating an environment where everyone is valued and respected as a global citizen.

The school is committed to maintaining a safe and secure environment for all students. We believe that safeguarding is everyone's responsibility and that every child, regardless of age, ability, gender, culture, religion, or background, has the right to be protected from all forms of abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Our commitment extends to fostering a culture of mutual respect, trust, and transparency among students, staff, parents, and the wider community. We are dedicated to ensuring that all children are provided with a secure and nurturing environment that promotes their physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development.