Teachers at People2profit-NG – Apply Now

Description 

• Our client requires the services of a dependable chemistry teacher to join our faculty. Your responsibilities include teaching students about chemical elements, compounds, and reactions, supervising investigations and experiments, developing rapport, and maintaining good relationships with students and parents. You should also attend ongoing education programs and strive to keep students engaged.

Job Responsibilities

• Understanding the curriculum and developing schedules, lesson plans, and teaching methods that will help students cover the required content.
• Preparing and delivering lessons that are stimulating and clear.
• Educating students on lab safety and ensuring all experiments are carried out responsibly.
• Setting up tests, assignments, experiments, and grading students fairly.
• Ensuring appropriate resources and consultation times are available to students.
• Mentoring and providing support to student teachers.
• Attending staff and parent meetings, conferences, workshops, and other continuing education programs.
• Informing and preparing students for science fairs and expos.
• Handling various administration functions, which include updating student records and keeping track of lab supplies, tools, and equipment.
• Ensuring a safe, healthy classroom environment where learning can take place.

Qualifications / Requirements

• HND / Degree in Chemistry or a related discipline.
• 3- 7 years proven work experience teaching chemistry in an international schoo;l
• Relevant certification may be required.
• Knowledge of all kinds of teaching styles recommended.
• Excellent interpersonal, as well as written and verbal communication skills.
• Sound knowledge of health and safety regulations.
• Ability to inspire and motivate students.
• Strong multitasking skills.
• Microsoft packages – MS – Word, Excel

Starting Salary / Benefits

• Gross salary: N55,000, Lesson incentives and other welfare packages. To be reviewed upwards after few months.

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