NAT ECA - WLP IB Malay B Teacher

Campus des Nations
- World Language Programme, Secondary School WLP IB Malay B Teacher

• Campus:
  Nations
  - Geneva
• Department:
  World Language Programme (WLP) Secondary school
• Reporting to: WLP Coordinator Secondary school
• Contract Type:
  Fixed-term, 2 periods per week
• Schedule:
  
  To be determined (TBD)
• Start Date:
  
  September 2026
• Reference : 500 047
• Final date to receive applications: 11 September 2026

Founded in 1924, and enjoying close ties with the UN, the International School of Geneva (Ecolint) is the world's first international school. Today, we educate around 4,500 students representing 130 nationalities across eight schools. Ecolint prides itself on its history of pedagogical innovation, including the creation of the International Baccalaureate.

Campus des Nations is a pioneering IB World School located in the heart of Geneva’s international quarter. We are committed to putting student learning at the centre of all our activities, fostering an environment where diversity is celebrated and every student is encouraged to reach their highest potential.

• Teach Malay as a foreign language at the IB level (Language
  
  B).
• Regularly assess student progress and provide detailed reports to parents.
• Work closely with the WLP Coordinator Secondary School and departmental colleagues to support effective learning.
• Manage teaching resources efficiently to ensure a high-quality educational environment.

• Native proficiency in Malay.
• Strong experience in teaching Malay as both a foreign and native language.
• Experience teaching the IB or a strong willingness to familiarize yourself with the curriculum.
• The ability to work effectively in French and/or English.
• Excellent classroom management and organizational skills.

• A dynamic approach to teaching with the ability to inspire students through creative styles.
• Strong interpersonal skills to maintain positive relationships with colleagues and parents.
• Previous experience in an international school environment is considered a distinct advantage.

The International School of Geneva values and promotes diversity among its staff. As such, we welcome applications from candidates with diverse backgrounds and experiences. The School is deeply committed to protecting and promoting the well-being of children. All selected candidates will undergo rigorous background checks and child protection screenings appropriate to their position, including reference checks with former employers and relevant authorities.