• Design and implement a comprehensive and engaging drama curriculum that aligns with educational standards, learning objectives, and the developmental needs of students.
• Develop lesson plans, activities, and assessments that foster creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills through the exploration of dramatic arts.
• Teach fundamental principles of acting, improvisation, movement, voice, and stagecraft to students.
• Lead drama exercises, games, and activities that promote self-expression, confidence-building, and ensemble work.
• Direct and facilitate rehearsals for school productions, guiding students in character development, blocking, and performance techniques.
• Establish and maintain a positive and inclusive classroom environment conducive to creative expression and learning.
• Set clear expectations for student behavior and conduct and enforce consistent and fair classroom rules and procedures.
• Manage time effectively during lessons and rehearsals to maximize student engagement and productivity.
• Provide constructive feedback to students to help them improve their acting skills, theatrical techniques, and understanding of dramatic concepts.
• Keep accurate records of student attendance, participation, and performance evaluations.
• Oversee all aspects of school productions, including selecting scripts, casting roles, coordinating rehearsals, designing sets and costumes, and managing technical elements such as lighting, sound, and props.

We offer:

• A highly competitive net salary 
• PD opportunities in Cambridge, TES and CIS frameworks 
• A collaborative and encouraging working environment 
• A school laptop 
• Lunch in the school canteen 
• A 70% discount on tuition fees for dependent children 

Interested candidates please submit a letter of interest and a CV in English to [email protected] and [email protected]

Please indicate in the subject the role you are applying to.

• A bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts, Drama Education, Performing Arts, or a related field.
• A teaching certification or licensure
• Previous experience in theatre, whether as an actor, director, stage manager, or technician, is highly valuable. 
• Experience working with children or youth in a theatrical or educational setting, such as directing school plays, leading drama clubs, or teaching drama workshops, is also advantageous.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills 
• An understanding of child development and educational psychology  
• Creativity, flexibility, and the ability to adapt teaching methods to engage students with different learning styles