Basic requirements for candidates:
1. Genuine passion for the subject, with an interdisciplinary outlook, preferably
with research experience;
2. A bachelor’s degree, with master’s or more advanced degree preferred;
3. Professional certification, or the equivalent in education, training or
experience;
4. Over two years of international school teaching experience, with overseas
educational background preferred;
5. Commitment to a student-centered approach or project/problem-based
learning (which encourages students to think both creatively and critically);
6. Willingness to collaborate, to engage in teamwork, to contribute actively to
the department and to interact with other departments in interdisciplinary ways,
with cross-office cooperation;
7. Sufficient computer skills to carry out professional work with students and
colleagues;
8. Willingness to assume the necessary and formal duties of mentoring
students, advising student clubs and activities, academic tutoring, supervising
evening self-study (study halls) and/or otherwise supporting the House boarding system, etc.