Job ID: M-U-7113 - KS2 Classroom Teacher

Network International School is looking to appoint a passionate, caring and creative KS2 Classroom Teacher for an August 2026 start.

To be successful in this role you will need the following:Experience using the English National Curriculum.Experience teaching reading and writing.A good understanding of personalised learning, feedback and assessment.A passion for developing the whole child in a supportive and enriched classroom environment.Recognised teaching

Qualifications

.A commitment to ongoing personal development and growth.A passionate, caring and team focused attitude.

Our Primary team uses a variety of programs to support curriculum development and teaching and learning.

Experience with any of the follow would be highly valued:White RoseAccelerated ReaderSTAR Maths & STAR ReadingTapestryLearning LaddersWhat We Can OfferA competitive post-tax USD

Salary

• based on experience and skills.A return
• airfare each year.Comprehensive

Health

• Insurance.Monthly

Accommodation

allowance.Ongoing Professional Development.100% school fees remission for dependent children.A thriving community of internationally minded people.A low cost of living and high savings potential.Yangon is a safe and vibrant city, ideal for international teachers who appreciate a blend of Asian culture and the opportunity to travel affordably within the region.

You can discover more in our recruitment video here.About the schoolNetwork International School is BSO accredited school catering to over 800 students between the ages of 2 and 18 years.

Our vision is to foster academic curiosity in our students, enabling them to achieve highly and become independent, engaged and responsible members of society.In our Primary school, we provide an inspirational and outward looking curriculum, recognising the importance of local cultures and wider global perspectives.

Our classes carefully balance academic rigour with student agency, developing the whole child and preparing them for the jobs of the future.

Learning is linked to the English National Curriculum, providing a carefully scaffolded progression that places a great deal of importance on literacy, numeracy and critical thinking skills.

We believe that it is through the joys of discovery and curiosity that students learn best; engaging in activities that promote problem solving, creativity and inquiry.Network International School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment.

Applicants will be expected to show evidence of their most up to date child protection screening details including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service(DBS).