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Director of Global Literacy

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As the Director of Global Literacy, you will report to the Executive Principal through Academic Management and lead a growing team of specialist teachers. You will oversee the subject across all year levels and should be organised, energetic, innovative, and committed to the School School's aims.
- Lead the development and delivery of Global Literacy across Grades 6-12, including international and compulsory Chinese curriculum pathways
- Review curriculum needs, select appropriate courses, and develop clear schemes of work and departmental policies
- Lead, support, and line-manage subject teachers through regular meetings, lesson observations, performance reviews, and professional development
- Set departmental targets, monitor performance, evaluate outcomes, and maintain accurate academic documentation
- Ensure consistently high standards of teaching, assessment, feedback, classroom management, and student progress
- Teach up to 20 lessons per week and prepare students for internal and external examinations
- Work with senior leadership, operations, and the timetabling team to coordinate staffing, classrooms, resources, and budgets
- Support students applying for subject-related university programmes, competitions, and enrichment opportunities
- Use assessment data and the school's MIS effectively to monitor progress and improve teaching and learning
- Serve as a student tutor when required, supporting academic progress, wellbeing, and communication with parents
- Contribute actively to extracurricular activities, school events, admissions, marketing, and student recruitment initiatives
- Ensure full compliance with safeguarding, child protection, health and safety, confidentiality, and school policies
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- Bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant subject area
- Recognized teaching qualification strongly preferred
- Strong subject knowledge and proven experience teaching students aged 11-18
- Experience with IGCSE, A-Level, or another recognised international curriculum is preferred
- Previous departmental leadership, curriculum coordination, or team-management experience
- Ability to support students whose first language is not English
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