Key Responsibilities
Deliver engaging, curriculum‑aligned lessons for IB Physics (Standard Level and Higher Level).
Prepare and grade assignments, lab reports, and internal assessments with timely feedback.
Conduct regular revision sessions and exam‑technique workshops to maximize student performance.
Develop and adapt teaching materials, including practical lab activities, digital resources, and inquiry‑based projects.
Provide one‑on‑one tutoring and mentorship for students needing additional support.
Collaborate with fellow faculty members to ensure interdisciplinary coherence and share best teaching practices.
Maintain accurate records of student progress and communicate updates to parents/guardians as needed.
Participate in career development programs, staff meetings, and curriculum reviews.
Essential Qualifications
Master's degree or higher in Physics, Applied Physics, or a closely related field.
IB Physics teaching certification (e.g., IB Teacher Training,
IGCSE/IB examiner experience) is mandatory.
Deep understanding of the IB Physics syllabus, assessment criteria, and laboratory components.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English.
Solid organizational abilities and the capacity to manage multiple student groups.
Desired Experience
Minimum 2–3 years of experience teaching IB Physics at the secondary or pre‑university level.
Experience preparing students for IB examinations, including extended essay supervision and internal assessment guidance.
Familiarity with Cambridge AS/A‑Levels physics curriculum (advantageous).
Background in coaching or mentoring students for Olympiad competitions such as AMC, CEMC, or UKMT.
Proficiency with virtual learning platforms and digital assessment tools.