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  • Posted: Nov 28, 2023
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  • At a July 4th picnic celebrating American Independence Day in 1982, a group of interested Americans set up a table with poster advertising the opening of a new "American" school in Johannesburg. A few short months later, the American International School of Johannesburg opened its doors to its first students on September 6th. Founder Ed Norman, tog...
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    High School Mathematics

    Qualifications:

    The Mathematics teacher should have the following:

    • Secondary license or certification for teaching Mathematics with a preference for a master’s degree.
    • Successful experience teaching Mathematics.
    •  Ability to communicate effectively with students, parents, teachers, and other stakeholders.
    • Positive attitude and proven belief that all students can learn.
    • Ability to differentiate instruction for all learners.
    • Ability to establish and participate in collaborative structures.
    • Proven ability to develop successful academic programs.
    • Proven ability to moderate assignments at all levels to ensure collective understanding of achievement.
    • Proven ability to use learning data to explore and improve teaching and learning practices.
    • Ability to engage students in language learning activities using various current social media forms. 
    • An active online profile.
    • Successful experiences with advisory programming.
    • Successful experiences with inspiring or leading innovative practices.

    Performance Responsibilities:

    Teachers at AISJ are expected to:

    • Communicate and liaise regularly with fellow team department/grade members about planning, assessment, parent and community contact, subject organization, and classroom issues, including discipline, expectations, and routines.
    • Moderate assignments regularly.
    • Communicate and liaise with other school colleagues to promote social and emotional awareness.
    • Take an active role in the advisory of class groups.
    • Constructively contribute to staff meetings.
    • Maintain up-to-date records of assessment, attendance, planning, reports, conferences, and communication with parents.
    • Engage in ongoing professional development opportunities. 
    • Establish links with the parent community to ensure that parents are kept well informed about student progress.
    •  Assist, as required, in developing social and emotional curricular materials.
    •  Participate in and assist with school events as required.

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    Human Resources Business Partner: Faculty

    Qualifications

    • Grade 12 or Matric
    • National Diploma in Human Resources Management or relevant qualification
    • A degree in Human Resources Management will be advantageous.
    • SAGE, VIP, SAP certificate
    • Driver’s license 

    Attributes

    • Attention to detail, systems-oriented, organized, and analytical.
    • Excellent communication skills in English and sound ability to communicate effectively across all levels.
    • Self-motivated, honest, high integrity, courteous and helpful
    • The ability to function well under pressure, prioritize matters, and act on them accordingly.
    • The ability to function independently and in a team, take initiative, show commitment, and be motivated to achieve tasks in the required time frame.
    • Coordinating time and resources well and demonstrating strong interpersonal and mediation skills with a positive attitude.
    • Needs to be culturally aware with good ethics, problem-solving, and visionary thinking competencies.
    • Continuously pursue to improve skills through on-the-job or external training.
    • Understands the importance parents play in our community, that education is the key proponent in the organization, and that we serve the students and parents.
    • Demonstrate aptitude or competence for assigned responsibilities.
    • Excellent written and verbal communication
    • Multilingual with a strong command of English will be an added advantage.

    Preferred skills and experience

    • A minimum of 5 years of HR experience
    • HR experience in an independent or international school will be an added advantage.
    • Sound understanding of the HR  role and its evolution in the workplace. 
    • Sound knowledge of the South African Labour Laws
    • Sound understanding of the Migration processes of expatriate staff.
    • Previous experience in sourcing accommodation/ houses for expatriates
    • Excellent administrative skills and experience 
    • Strong mediation and negotiation skills
    • Sound emotional intelligence traverses cross-cultural diversity 
    • Experience in VIP or Sage Payroll 

    Key Performance Indicators

    • Effective recruitment and selection process
    • Smooth and efficient On-boarding process
    • Effective staff engagement through HR Policies and Processes orientation through the HR Portal
    • Smooth admin and payroll process
    • Sound exit management process. 

    Performance responsibilities:

    Recruitment and selection

    • Support faculty on the recruitment process (advertising, Interviews, and the entire onboarding process)                 
    • Ensure the coordination of the mobilization and demobilization process for expat employees.   
    • Support faculty during contract renewal and administrate letter of intent.            
    • Work with Principals to screen teaching candidates and plan and direct a program for selecting and assigning the best-qualified personnel where and when appropriate. 

    Payroll and Administration

    • Ensure proper employee filing updates.                
    • Ensure insurance coverage and awareness to all faculty members.                     
    •  Ensure payroll input is accurate, authorized, and submitted on time.  
    • Ensure that utilities are paid timeously and deducted via payroll.
    • Provide information and support during the payroll audit.   
    • Ensure opening and closure of bank accounts and deal with possible inconveniences in advance.                  
    • Receive and review qualifications against the pay scale.                  
    • Play an active role during annual salary increases for faculty.                         
    • Facilitate the car hire and car loan process and due administration.               
    •  Negotiate and coordinate house leases for overseas staff and manage landlord and tenant deposits with the legal and finance offices.
    • Obtain quotes for and payment of annual home leave airfares for overseas staff. 

    Mobilization and demobilization

    • Identify housing needs and negotiate lease costs.                            
    • Ensure proper allocation of houses (fully furnished)                          
    • Ensure agility when dealing with housing or residential challenges.                
    • Be available to receive new teachers in the houses.
    • Provide guidance to school administrative and supervisory personnel in matters relating to employee relations!
    • Engage in actively advocating, promoting, and securing the rights of all persons regarding the educational enterprise of which he/she is a part.
    • Coordinate administrative efforts, interpret ideas and decisions to staff and the public, keep management informed of pertinent division developments and events, and seek their counsel or decision as necessary.
    • Ensure organizational compliance with performance management cycles across departments.
    • Monitor and ensure compliance with school grievance and disciplinary procedures.
    • Maintain and support management with discipline in the workplace and ensure industrial relation protocols and procedures are applied consistently across the board to all categories of employees.

    Business Partnering 

    • Attend regular meetings and serve actively to improve communication, cooperation, and planning.
    • Provide information and support to management concerning HR–faculty matters.
    • Be available to Faculty staff and/or Principals for general consultation on both Campuses.
    • Ensure that Faculty staff are aware of the HR procedures and guide them during the process.
    • Ensure that all employees are covered by medical aid, life cover, funeral, etc.
    • Provide administrative support to Principals on all HR-related activities.

    Contracts and Benefits

    • Coordinate and enhance legal compliance of the faculty to the HR governance and ethical standards.
    • Supervise the transitional support for new overseas hire teachers (visa acquisition, housing, orientation, vehicles, shipping, air travel, settling in allowances, etc.)
    • Serve as liaison between employees and insurance benefit providers for medical, life, and disability insurance.
    • Select houses for new overseas staff members.
    • Assist in preparing new houses for occupation, including maintenance, cleaning, and furniture.
    • Assist in preparing new faculty housing kits, including linens, crockery, cutlery, pots, pans, etc.
    • Assume administrative responsibility for adequate property inventories under his/her jurisdiction, including overseas teacher houses. 

    Policies and Procedures

    • Coordinate activities such that HR faculty responds effectively to South African legislative changes in employee relations.
    • Coordinate the planning, development, and revision of personnel management procedures and keep the Faculty Handbooks updated.
    • Coordinate and keep the HR pages of the AISJ website updated concerning Faculty.
    • Other duties may be assigned.

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    JHB Middle School Drama Teacher

    Qualifications

    The Drama teacher should have:

    • Secondary license or certification for teaching with a preference for a master’s degree.
    • Successful experience teaching Drama.
    • Recent training and/or experience in Drama.
    • An understanding of teaching to both academic and dispositional competencies.
    • Knowledge and application of contemporary teaching and learning theories and practice in design education, including differentiation and inquiry.
    • Ability to communicate effectively with students, parents, teachers, and others.
    • Positive attitude and proven belief that all students can learn.
    • Ability to differentiate instruction for all learners.
    • Ability to establish and participate in collaborative structures.
    • Proven ability to develop successful academic programs.
    • Proven ability to moderate assignments at all levels to ensure collective understanding of achievement.
    • Proven ability to use learning data to explore and improve teaching and learning practices.
    • Ability to engage students in language learning activities using a variety of current social media forms.
    • An active online profile.
    • Successful experiences with advisory programming with an understanding of Social Emotional Learning (SEL).
    • Successful experiences with inspiring or leading innovative practices.
    • An ability to collaborate with effectively with peers (Adaptive Schools Training Preferred).

    Preferred skills and experience

    • Strong organizational and time management abilities.
    • A team player with the ability to take initiative.
    • Knowledge of or demonstrable willingness to use diverse materials to create like wood, plastics, etc.
    • Knowledge of and experience teaching Electronics, Robotics, Lego NXT, CAD, and 3D design.
    • Experience with and/or understanding of curriculum and assessment development, particularly standards-based
    • assessment and planning using understanding by design.
    • Using hands on activities and assessment to help students make connections to the world around them.
    • Technology integration.
    • Personalized Learning.

    Performance Responsibilities:

    Teachers at AISJ are expected to:

    • Communicate and liaise on a regular basis with fellow team department/grade members with regards to planning,
    • assessment, parent and community contact, subject organization and classroom issues including discipline,
    • expectations, and routines.
    • Moderate assignments on a regular basis.
    • Communicate and liaise with other school colleagues promote social and emotional awareness.
    • Take an active role in the advisory of class groups.
    • Constructively contribute to, staff meetings.
    • Maintain up-to-date records of assessment, attendance, planning, reports, conferences, and communication with parents.
    • Engage in ongoing professional development opportunities.
    • Establish links with the parent community to ensure that parents are kept well informed about student progress.
    • Assist, as required, in the development of social and emotional curricular materials.
    • Act as a resource/contact/support for new staff members (i.e., curriculum, schedules, procedures)
    • Participate in and assist with, school events as required.

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    Inclusion Service Teacher - Life Skills Pathway

    QUALIFICATIONS

    • Teaching Degree with emphasis on intellectual and developmental disabilities, master’s preferred.
    • Current Teaching Certificate.

    PREFERRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

    • Ability to lead multidisciplinary teams to design Individualized learning Plans.
    • Experience using assessments to set goals and design learning experiences for students with complex needs.
    • Ability to conduct Functional Behavior Assessments and create Behavior Intervention Plans.
    • Understanding of post-secondary transition planning and ability to facilitate futures planning for students.
    • Ability to modify core curriculum to provide opportunities for students to participate in general education classes.
    • Experience teaching students with intellectual and developmental disabilities in an inclusive setting.
    • International Experience preferred.
    • Experience leading professional learning among teachers.
    • Strong collaboration and leadership skills.
    • Strong organizational skills.
    • Highly self-directed.

    GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

    • Serve as case manager for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
    • Create Individual Learning Plans and Pathways for students.
    • Coordinate futures (transition) planning for students.
    • Collaborate with general education colleagues to modify general education curriculum.
    • Design and implement individualized curriculum for students.
    • Manage the schedules and work of teaching partners supporting the students.
    • Communicate with general education teachers proactively and consistently.
    • Promote a positive learning environment.
    • Engage in ongoing professional learning around inclusive education.
    • Lead professional learning at AISJ around inclusive education.
    • Contribute to the development of expanded services at AISJ to meet the needs of a wider range of learners.
    • Protect the safety and wellbeing of children.
    • Undertake professional duties that may be reasonably assigned by the Principal.
    • Assist with after school activities.
    • Adhere to supervision duties as assigned by administration.

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    JHB Middle School Design Technology Teacher

    Qualifications

    The Design Technology teacher should have:

    • Secondary license or certification for teaching with a preference for a master’s degree.
    • Successful experience teaching Design Technology / Robotics, Electronics and Coding.
    • Recent training and/or experience in Design Technology / Robotics, Electronics and Coding.
    • An understanding of teaching to both academic and dispositional competencies.
    • Knowledge and application of contemporary teaching and learning theories and practice in design education, including differentiation and inquiry.
    • Ability to communicate effectively with students, parents, teachers, and others.
    • Positive attitude and proven belief that all students can learn.
    • Ability to differentiate instruction for all learners.
    • Ability to establish and participate in collaborative structures.
    • Proven ability to develop successful academic programs.
    • Proven ability to moderate assignments at all levels to ensure collective understanding of achievement.
    • Proven ability to use learning data to explore and improve teaching and learning practices.
    • Ability to engage students in language learning activities using a variety of current social media forms.
    • An active online profile.
    • Successful experiences with advisory programming with an understanding of Social Emotional Learning (SEL).
    • Successful experiences with inspiring or leading innovative practices.
    • An ability to collaborate with effectively with peers (Adaptive Schools Training Preferred).

    Preferred skills and experience

    • Strong organizational and time management abilities.
    • A team player with the ability to take initiative.
    • Knowledge of or demonstrable willingness to use diverse materials to create like wood, plastics, etc.
    • Knowledge of and experience teaching Electronics, Robotics, Lego NXT, CAD, and 3D design.
    • Experience with and/or understanding of curriculum and assessment development, particularly standards-based assessment and planning using understanding by design.
    • Using hands on activities and assessment to help students make connections to the world around them.
    • Technology integration.
    • Personalized Learning.

    Performance Responsibilities:

    • The Middle School Design Technology teacher will teach five periods of an eight-period rotating block schedule.
    • The assignment of this subject is dependent upon the strengths of the successful candidate and will be made by the principal.
    • A 35-minute Advisory period happens three times per week and is also included in the teacher’s responsibilities. Weekly team meetings will occur (or more frequently if required).
    • PGCT AISJ values continuous improvement and provides weekly professional growth and collaboration time from 2:00pm to 4:00 pm on Wednesdays.

    In addition to the subject responsibilities, teachers at AISJ are welcomed into a collegial and collaborative working environment. In support of this teachers are expected to:

    • Communicate and liaise on a regular basis with fellow department/grade members about planning, assessment, parent and community contact, subject organization, and classroom issues such including discipline, expectations, and routines.
    • Communicate and liaise with other school colleagues to promote and establish integrative links and/or awareness.
    • Take an active role in behavioral management and pastoral care of class and advisory groups.
    • Attend and constructively contribute to staff and department/grade meetings.
    • Lead co-curricular after school activities.
    • Assist in supervision of student breaks.
    • Coordinate class activities as deemed necessary.
    • Contribute to and support school improvement plans and initiatives.
    • Maintain up-to-date records of assessment, attendance, planning, reports, conferences, and communication with parents.
    • Establish regular links with your parent community to ensure that parents are kept well informed about student progress.
    • Assist, as required, in the development of curricular materials.
    • Act as a resource/contact/support for new staff members (i.e., curriculum, schedules, procedures).
    • Chaperone annual Classroom Without Walls class trip.
    • Participate in and assist with school events as required.

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