Mathematics Teacher (International GCSE Programme)

We are looking for talented teachers who are ready to inspire students and develop their mathematical thinking according to international standards.

If you are confident in English and passionate about mathematics, you will definitely enjoy working with us.

Candidate Requirements

• Advanced level of English (C1 or higher);
• Strong knowledge of school-level mathematics (Grades 5–11);
• Ability to explain mathematical concepts and terminology clearly in English;
• Teaching skills are highly valued;
• Teaching experience (1+ year) is an advantage;
• Master’s degree is preferred;
• International certificates (IELTS, SAT, GCSE, A Level, IB, etc.) are considered a plus;
• International education background is welcomed.

What We Offer

• Competitive salary, determined individually after completing three stages of the selection process: interview, mathematics exam, and demo lessons, as well as depending on the number of academic hours;
• International professional development — training in the International GCSE programme by Pearson Edexcel, including learning British teaching methodologies;
• Balanced workload — from 2 to 6 academic hours per day, with schedules such as 5/2, 3/3, or 6/1 (no more than 20 academic hours per week);
• Professional growth opportunities — we cover the cost of Pearson Edexcel courses for the development of teaching and methodological competencies;
• Fully prepared teaching materials, including lesson plans, homework assignments, mid-term exams with answer keys and marking schemes.

Bonus and Incentive System

• Bonuses for achieving KPI targets and strong mid-term exam results;
• Rewards for students winning prize places in international Olympiads;
• Bonuses for high student performance in international exams such as SAT, GCSE, and A Level.

Selection Process

1. Application — submit your CV and a short motivation letter.
2. First interview — English level assessment and introductory meeting.
3. Mathematics exam — verification of subject knowledge.
4. Demo lesson — presentation of your teaching methodology.
5. Series of 6 demo lessons — one lesson from each semester using the Pearson Edexcel British teaching methodology.