Primary Teacher KS1

Job OverviewWe are increasing the number of British teachers at our school. As a result, we are looking to appoint a talented and enthusiastic Primary teacher for September 2025 with experience of teaching specifically within Key Stage One. Applicants must hold a UK passport. The British School Algiers, the first British international school in Algeria, opened in November 2020 following the signing of a joint agreement between the Algerian and British governments and is now in its fifth year of operation. In May this year the school received its second BSO (British Schools Overseas) accreditation.

We are a 4 to 18 years school, and follow the English National Curriculum tailored to an international school setting. In the Primary years, the students follow a creative curriculum to meet the National Curriculum learning objectives and lessons are taught in a cross-curricular fashion. In the Senior years, students follow Cambridge International IGCSE and A level courses. Candidates must hold a BEd/PGCE and DfE QTS accreditation (Department for Education Qualified Teacher Status). They must also have experience of teaching in Year One or Year Two in the UK or an accredited British international school.

Early Career Teachers (ECTs) will be considered. We are committed to ensuring excellent teaching and learning in a caring and supportive environment. The successful candidate will have the ability to work collaboratively, ready to play their part in building strong relationships with all members of the school community. Algiers is a bustling, friendly, cosmopolitan city on the Mediterranean, full of historical interest and within easy reach of the UK and Europe. Life for teachers is pleasant with a low cost of living and good shops, cafes, and restaurants.

Teachers are able to save a good proportion of their salary and, at the same time, enjoy exploring Algeria. Most personal and household items can be purchased in Algiers. You will find the school a rewarding and friendly place to work and relationships between staff and students are good. Application ProcessIf you are interested in joining us, then please email a letter of application and your CV to Oliver Bedford, Head of Primary, obedford@britishschoolalgiers.

comFor further details please see the Algiers Guide linked to our TES International jobs advert and visit our website;Terms and ConditionsAn initial one-year renewable contract is offered. Salary will be discussed during the application process. The school year comprises 3 terms with end of term holidays as well as mid-term breaks. The main holiday is in July and August. The package includes a relocation allowance of £500 paid on the basis of receipts. The cost of entry visas and the authentication of degree certificates is met by the school.

Teachers are provided with a salary advance in Algerian dinars on arrival. Work permits and residency are arranged by and paid for by the school. The school provides high quality, furnished accommodation rent-free for staff. Teachers pay for electricity, gas, water, telephone and internet charges. There is no charge for school lunches. Teachers are provided with private medical insurance paid for by the school. Tuition fees are waived for eligible children of teaching parents. Annual return flights to the UK or equivalent will be paid. The British School Algiers is committed to all aspects of safeguarding