Language Teacher, Spanish

GloJobs; New York (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

United Nations in New York seeks a Language Teacher, Spanish to deliver and develop distance and in-person courses for diverse learners. The role involves creating and updating curricula, assessments, and specialized communications programs for UN offices and agencies.

The candidate will teach Spanish at all levels, develop blended and online courses, and tailor programs to the needs of United Nations departments and offices.

Qualifications

• Teach Spanish as a foreign or second language at all levels and for all skills.
• Develop and teach face-to-face, blended, online Spanish language and communications skills courses, including courses based on substantive topics.
• Develop curricula, materials and assessments (course projects, continuous assessment tasks, etc.), and correct student work.
• Design and deliver communication skills courses tailored to the needs of United Nations offices, departments and agencies.

Responsibilities

• Teaching Spanish as a foreign or second language at all levels and for all skills.
• Developing and/or teaching face-to-face, blended, online Spanish language and communications skills courses.
• Developing and updating course curricula, materials and assessments, and correcting student work.
• Designing and delivering communication skills courses tailored to United Nations offices, departments and agencies.

Skills

Spanish language teaching

Curriculum design

Course development

Assessment design

Job description

Language Teacher, Spanish at UN. Location: New York, United States. Application deadline: 27 October 2026.

Within delegated authority the Spanish Language teacher will be responsible for the following duties:

• Teaching Spanish as a foreign or second language at all levels and for all skills, and specialized high-level communication skills courses to both native and non-native speakers.
• Developing and/or teaching face-to-face, blended, online Spanish language and communications skills courses, including courses based on substantive topics.
• Developing and updating course curricula, materials and assessments (course projects, continuous assessment tasks, etc.), and correcting student work.
• Designing and delivering communication skills courses tailored to the specific needs of United Nations offices, departments and agencies.