JOB TITLE: PRIMARY SPECIALIST TEACHER (MUSIC)

Links to: Learning Area Leader

WHO ARE WE?

Nexus is an empowering, learning-focused community. We strive to create an honest, open and innovative community with our learners, parents and peers. We believe that we have something unique and special here, we are proud to be different in the way we work; and how we teach and learn.

At Nexus, we do things differently. Each member of staff is valued and recognised as a unique individual collaborating as part of a supportive community, to elevate one another with innovative ideas. Our strategies emerge from the collective positive mindsets of our colleagues. You will experience high levels of ownership and empowerment in your role.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Primary Specialist Teachers are informed, reflective practitioners who use inquiry-based teaching strategies. The Music Teacher will create a positive learning environment where learners are encouraged to develop their musical abilities, creativity, and appreciation for music through a variety of instruments, voice, and movement. The role involves guiding learners in both individual and ensemble performance, theory, music appreciation, and integrating music with the broader curriculum. There is also an expectation to contribute to the Music Ensembles/Music CCA program.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Employing effective pedagogy that enables children to become successful and self-regulated learners who achieve personal excellence by:

• Developing and implementing age-appropriate Music programmes aligned with the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP)
• Engaging learners with interactive, creative instructional programmes
• Creating a structured, positive, and stimulating learning environment
• Maintaining accurate learner records, assessments, and reports
• Providing feedback to support learner growth and skill development
• Involving parents in their children’s learning through learner-led conferences and regular parent – teacher dialogue
• Involvement with the school music ensembles and music CCA programme
• Employing and integrating ICT as a tool that improves children’s learning and assists learners to solve authentic problems related to “real-world” problems or issues
• Positive involvement in whole school events and activities as required

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

• A relevant degree plus teaching qualification (or equivalent)
• Higher degree or recognised professional qualification (preferred)
• Evidence of continued relevant professional development
• Experience working with bilingual and multilingual learners and learners with diverse needs
• At least 2 years of relevant experience in an international school environment where the school curriculum focused on PYP, MYP, IBDP and/or UK (preferred)

Nexus International School (Singapore) is committed to the safety and wellbeing of our children and families. Nexus endorses the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which Singapore ratified on 11 December 2008, and establishes a clear policy and guidelines to protect our learners from maltreatment by any person or persons who come in contact with them in any environment.

Nexus International School (Singapore) is an equal opportunity employer. We respect and seek to empower each individual and value the diverse cultures, perspectives, skills and experiences within our school.

Whilst every effort has been made to explain the main duties and responsibilities, the role may be revised from time to time.

Interested candidates are encouraged to apply via https://careers.taylors.edu.my/job-invite/3926/

JOB TITLE: PRIMARY SPECIALIST TEACHER (ENGLISH AS AN ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE)

Links to: Learning Area Leader, Director of Inclusion

WHO ARE WE?

Nexus is an empowering, learning-focused community. We strive to create an honest, open and innovative community with our learners, parents and peers. We believe that we have something unique and special here, we are proud to be different in the way we work; and how we teach and learn.

At Nexus, we do things differently. Each member of staff is valued and recognised as a unique individual collaborating as part of a supportive community, to elevate one another with innovative ideas. Our strategies emerge from the collective positive mindsets of our colleagues. You will experience high levels of ownership and empowerment in your role.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Primary Specialist Teachers are informed, reflective practitioners who use inquiry-based teaching strategies to create positive learning environments that motivate and challenge all learners to become self-regulated, life-long learners and leaders. The Primary Specialist Teacher for English as an Additional Language (EAL) is responsible for planning and delivering high-quality English language support to students who are non-native speakers. The teacher provides tailored instruction to help EAL students build proficiency in English, enabling them to fully engage in the academic and social aspects of school life. This role involves working collaboratively with homeroom teachers to provide inclusive and integrated language support aligned with curriculum goals and international standards.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Employing effective pedagogy that enables children to become successful and self-regulated learners who achieve personal excellence by:

• Building learning-focused relationships
• Empowering children to become independent learners
• Being clear about what is to be learnt
• Using assessment information to plan progression
• Using appropriate assessment tools for formative and summative assessment
• Providing high quality scaffolding and feedback to learners
• Encouraging children to reflect on their learning
• Engaging children in the co-construction of their learning progression
• Involving parents in their children’s learning through learner-led conferences and regular parent – teacher dialogue
• Employing and integrating ICT as a tool that improves children’s learning and assists learners to solve authentic problems related to “real-world” problems or issues
• Positive involvement in whole school events and activities as required

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

• A relevant degree plus teaching qualification (or equivalent)
• Higher degree or recognised professional qualification (preferred)
• CELTA/DELTA/TESOL qualification (preferred)
• Evidence of continued relevant professional development
• Experience working with English as an Additional Language learners, and those with diverse needs
• At least 2 years of relevant experience in an international school environment where the school curriculum focused on PYP, MYP, IGCSE or IBDP (preferred)
• The ability to work collaboratively with team members and colleagues for learning, planning and teaching

Nexus International School (Singapore) is committed to the safety and wellbeing of our children and families. Nexus endorses the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which Singapore ratified on 11 December 2008, and establishes a clear policy and guidelines to protect our learners from maltreatment by any person or persons who come in contact with them in any environment.

Nexus International School (Singapore) is an equal opportunity employer. We respect and seek to empower each individual and value the diverse cultures, perspectives, skills and experiences within our school.

Whilst every effort has been made to explain the main duties and responsibilities, the role may be revised from time to time.

Interested candidates may apply via https://careers.taylors.edu.my/job-invite/3929/

The Role

The successful candidate will be responsible for securing the highest standards of pupil achievement, through combining first-rate instruction with the effective monitoring and review of pupil progress.

Key Responsibilities

School Values and Ethos

• To actively promote the School’s mission, vision, beliefs and values through enthusiastic participation in all areas of school life.
• Be responsible for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all students.
• Follow the reporting procedure contained in the Child Protection Policy with regards to raising concerns about the welfare of any student.
• Act in accordance at all times within the school’s policies and procedures.
• To share and support the school’s commitment to provide an all-round. outstanding education for all our students.
• To always set high expectations, which inspire, motivate and challenge.
• To have the highest aspirations for all our students’ development and achievements, both within and beyond the classroom.
• To offer excellent pastoral care for all pupils.

Curriculum

• To deliver a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum and contribute to the preparation and writing of schemes of work, teaching materials, teaching programmes, methods of teaching and assessment.
• To facilitate and encourage high quality learning which provides children with the opportunity to achieve their full potential.
• To deliver well-planned, engaging and creative lessons, ensuring that the needs of all children are met.
• To differentiate appropriately, using approaches that enable every student to access the learning and make excellent progress from their start point.
• To demonstrate excellent subject knowledge in all relevant areas.
• To set students challenging learning and developmental goals, and to draw upon varied strategies, resources and technologies to support pupils in achieving these goals.
• To follow school procedures for assessing, recording and reporting on students’ achievements and to use this information effectively to convey progress in report writing and record keeping.
• To provide students with regular written and / or oral feedback and encourage them to reflect and respond to their feedback.
• To participate fully in the school’s co-curricular and elective programmes.

Management

• To follow and implement school policies and procedures in and out of the classroom.
• To provide a safe, purposeful and well-managed learning environment.
• To value the home-school partnership, working closely with other members of staff to establish and manage good relationships with parents.

Professional Standards

• To attend assemblies, departmental meetings, parents’ evenings, school functions and other staff meetings.
• To recognise the importance of being an exemplary role model to all students within the school

Qualifications

Essential

• Bachelor’s Degree.
• Post Graduate Certificate of Education (or equivalent).
• Qualified Teacher Status.

Desirable

• Evidence of further post graduate study.

Skills and Experience

Essential

• Excellent working knowledge of the National Curriculum for England / International curriculums.
• High levels of subject knowledge in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics
• A proven track record of high quality teaching.
• A strong academic background, stature and experience that will command the respect of students, parents, colleagues and the wider community.
• A commitment to academic progress and the welfare and safeguarding of pupils.
• Experience of curriculum development.
• Knowledge and understanding of recent educational developments and best practice.

Desirable

• A minimum of three years of relevant teaching experience.
• Experience of working with students who learn differently.
• Ability to teach a second subject.

Personal Qualities

Essential

• Ability to stretch the most able students, whilst also ensuring the curriculum is accessible to all.
• Ability to inspire pupils with a love of learning for its own sake.
• Ability to understand the needs, challenges and opportunities of an international school community.
• Strong interpersonal and teamworking skills.
• Ability to use ICT to enhance leaning.
• Energy, charisma and dynamism with the vision and drive to create productive learning environments and excellent outcomes for all pupils.
• Ability to work with and apply all school policies.
• Rigorous can-do attitude, positive team player with a sense of humour.
• Willing to work hard and with enthusiasm, embracing the extended school day and avoiding a ‘nine-to-five’ approach.

Please send your cover letter and resume to [email protected]. We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

JOB TITLE: PRIMARY HOMEROOM TEACHER

Links to: Head of Primary School, Year Leader

WHO ARE WE?

Nexus is an empowering, learning-focused community. We strive to create an honest, open and innovative community with our learners, parents and peers. We believe that we have something unique and special here, we are proud to be different in the way we work; and how we teach and learn.

At Nexus, we do things differently. Each member of staff is valued and recognised as a unique individual collaborating as part of a supportive community, to elevate one another with innovative ideas. Our strategies emerge from the collective positive mindsets of our colleagues. You will experience high levels of ownership and empowerment in your role.

JOB DESCRIPTION

A Primary Homeroom Teacher is an informed and reflective practitioner who uses inquiry-based teaching strategies to create positive and inclusive learning environments that motivate and challenge all children to become self-regulated learners who are empowered to take action. A PYP Homeroom teacher is responsible for the wellbeing of learners and will plan and teach collaboratively with his or her team to provide a transdisciplinary approach to learning.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Employing effective and innovative pedagogy that enables learners to become successful and self-regulated learners who achieve personal excellence by:

• Building learning-focused relationships
• Empowering children to become independent learners and take action based on their learning
• Being clear about what is to be learnt and what success looks like
• Engaging children in the co-construction of their learning
• Using appropriate formative and summative assessment tools to plan progression
• Providing high quality scaffolding and feedback to learners
• Encouraging children to reflect on and assess their progression
• Involving parents in their children’s learning through learning conferences and regular parent – teacher dialogue
• Employing and integrating digital technologies as a tool that enhances children’s learning and assists learners to solve authentic problems and issues.
• Positive involvement in whole school events and activities as required.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

• A relevant degree plus teaching qualification (or equivalent)
• Higher degree or recognised professional qualification (preferred)
• Evidence of continued relevant professional development
• Experience working with bilingual and multilingual learners and learners with diverse needs
• At least 2 years of relevant experience in an international school environment where the school curriculum focused on PYP, MYP, IBDP and/or UK (preferred)

Nexus International School (Singapore) is committed to the safety and wellbeing of our children and families. Nexus endorses the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which Singapore ratified on 11 December 2008, and establishes a clear policy and guidelines to protect our learners from maltreatment by any person or persons who come in contact with them in any environment.

Nexus International School (Singapore) is an equal opportunity employer. We respect and seek to empower each individual and value the diverse cultures, perspectives, skills and experiences within our school.

Whilst every effort has been made to explain the main duties and responsibilities, the role may be revised from time to time.

Interested candidates may apply via https://careers.taylors.edu.my/job-invite/3924/

JOB TITLE: PRIMARY HOMEROOM TEACHER

Links to: Head of Primary School, Year Leader

WHO ARE WE?

Nexus is an empowering, learning-focused community. We strive to create an honest, open and innovative community with our learners, parents and peers. We believe that we have something unique and special here, we are proud to be different in the way we work; and how we teach and learn.

At Nexus, we do things differently. Each member of staff is valued and recognised as a unique individual collaborating as part of a supportive community, to elevate one another with innovative ideas. Our strategies emerge from the collective positive mindsets of our colleagues. You will experience high levels of ownership and empowerment in your role.

JOB DESCRIPTION

A Primary Homeroom Teacher is an informed and reflective practitioner who uses inquiry-based teaching strategies to create positive and inclusive learning environments that motivate and challenge all children to become self-regulated learners who are empowered to take action. A PYP Homeroom teacher is responsible for the wellbeing of learners and will plan and teach collaboratively with his or her team to provide a transdisciplinary approach to learning.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Employing effective and innovative pedagogy that enables learners to become successful and self-regulated learners who achieve personal excellence by:

• Building learning-focused relationships
• Empowering children to become independent learners and take action based on their learning
• Being clear about what is to be learnt and what success looks like
• Engaging children in the co-construction of their learning
• Using appropriate formative and summative assessment tools to plan progression
• Providing high quality scaffolding and feedback to learners
• Encouraging children to reflect on and assess their progression
• Involving parents in their children’s learning through learning conferences and regular parent – teacher dialogue
• Employing and integrating digital technologies as a tool that enhances children’s learning and assists learners to solve authentic problems and issues.
• Positive involvement in whole school events and activities as required.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

• A relevant degree plus teaching qualification (or equivalent)
• Higher degree or recognised professional qualification (preferred)
• Evidence of continued relevant professional development
• Experience working with bilingual and multilingual learners and learners with diverse needs
• At least 2 years of relevant experience in an international school environment where the school curriculum focused on PYP, MYP, IBDP and/or UK (preferred)

Nexus International School (Singapore) is committed to the safety and wellbeing of our children and families. Nexus endorses the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which Singapore ratified on 11 December 2008, and establishes a clear policy and guidelines to protect our learners from maltreatment by any person or persons who come in contact with them in any environment.

Nexus International School (Singapore) is an equal opportunity employer. We respect and seek to empower each individual and value the diverse cultures, perspectives, skills and experiences within our school.

Whilst every effort has been made to explain the main duties and responsibilities, the role may be revised from time to time.

Interested candidates may apply via https://careers.taylors.edu.my/job-invite/3925/

GymKraft Singapore is seeking teacher/coach for our gymnastics program.

GymKraft is the biggest gymnastics facilities in Singapore, and we are seeking new people to join our growing team.

We offer medical and dental reimbursement, yearly bonus + performance bonus, paid time off and a 30 hours coaching week!

Ex-gymnasts, current recreational coaches and sporty individuals are welcome to apply.

If you have no experience, we will train you to be a competent coach!

We are not looking for academic excellence or qualification.

You passion counts a lot more!

They should possess the following skills and aptitude:

- Love to work with Children below 12 years old

- Sporty and high-spirited

- Able to work on weekends

Your resume should include:

• Your academics qualification and any others professional qualifications (To get better starting pay)
• Your personal details, phone number, email and residential address
• A recent photo of yourself.
• Referral or testimonial from previous employers if any.

For more information about our club, please visit www.GymKraft.com

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Fresh graduate, Freelance

Pay: $2,200.00 - $4,500.00 per month

Expected hours: 28 – 40 per week