AIESEC UK
English Class teacher - British curriculum in Egypt

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Company Description AIESEC UK is part of the world’s largest youth-run organization, focused on developing leadership in people aged 18 to 30 and strengthening global employability. Through an international talent recruitment solution, AIESEC connects enterprises, NGOs, and start-ups with diverse young professionals across its global network. Operating in 120+ countries and territories and present in 2600 universities, AIESEC offers students and recent graduates international internships and volunteer opportunities with partner organizations. Over the past seven decades, AIESEC and its partners have supported and developed more than one million leaders from business, civil society, and public sectors, including a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Joining a role through AIESEC UK means being part of a mission-driven network committed to youth leadership and cross-cultural exchange.
Role Description The English Class Teacher (British curriculum) will deliver engaging, learner-centered English lessons aligned with the British curriculum for students following an Egypt-based program, while working on-site in Bournemouth. This full-time role involves planning and preparing lessons, creating teaching materials, and assessing student progress through assignments, tests, and class participation. The teacher will support learners of varying abilities, provide constructive feedback, and maintain a positive, inclusive classroom environment. Daily responsibilities include collaborating with academic staff, participating in meetings and training, and ensuring that teaching practices reflect the curriculum standards and institutional guidelines. The role may also involve communicating with guardians or stakeholders about student progress and contributing to continuous improvement of the program.
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- Candidates should possess strong instructional skills in English Teaching and Teaching within a British curriculum context.
- Candidates should possess effective Lesson Planning abilities and a solid foundation in Education practices.
- Candidates should possess clear, professional Communication skills for interacting with learners, colleagues, and stakeholders.
- Relevant teaching qualification or certification (e.g., PGCE, CELTA, TEFL, or equivalent) focused on English language or British curriculum is beneficial.
- Bachelor’s degree in English, Education, Linguistics, or a related field is preferred.
- Experience teaching English to diverse age groups or international learners, ideally within a British curriculum framework, is advantageous.
- Ability to manage classrooms effectively, use a variety of teaching methodologies, and integrate educational technology where appropriate.
- Demonstrated cultural sensitivity, adaptability, and commitment to fostering an inclusive learning environment.


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