We require a primary-trained teacher with a specialism in music and a love of working with primary students.
The ideal candidate will have experience and expertise in teaching the elements and principles of music and a commitment to working with young musicians through the delivery of engaging, well-planned, and structured lessons.
Teachers may come from a background of general primary education but with demonstrable experience in music. Primary Our primary department is from Primary 1 to Primary 6.
Primary teachers are with students for homeroom and core subjects, up to twenty periods a week.
A maximum class size of 25 students allows teachers time to develop genuine relationships with their students.
Our curriculum draws from several sources and is always being refined.
We believe that childhood is a time of life in which a firm foundation of high ideals is established, as children learn to be purposeful and develop praiseworthy qualities and good habits.
The task of educators, we believe, is to find the talents in each child and foster their development.
As children progress in character and learning, the result is "light upon light". Working Hours & Schedule Teachers have 36 working hours per week, which is comprised of up to twenty 45-minute teaching periods, various responsibilities, and some planning time.
There are about 30 days of Macau and school holidays throughout the year which includes both Winter and Chinese Spring Festival breaks, plus about 50 days of summer holidays.
Monthly working Saturdays—which often foster community engagement and extension activities—allow us to lengthen our holidays while still meeting contact day requirements. Compensation & Benefits The annual base salary, including housing allowance, is approximately US$44,000, after tax, and is slightly increased based on years of experience.
This does not include the annual travel allowance, new year's bonus, pension contributions, and a yearly re-enlistment bonus equivalent to one month's salary.
Furthermore, the government of Macau generously provides a teacher's professional development subsidy of at least US$600 per month.
Taken together, the after-tax total compensation that teachers receive is around US$58,000. Benefits include local healthcare coverage, reduced tuition for up to two dependents to enroll in the school, internal professional development, and assistance in finding an apartment which includes a one-week hotel stay.
The school also covers basic quarantine costs, if needed, for arriving teachers. Requirements Primary teaching qualifications, such as a bachelor's degree in education with a focus in Primary OR any bachelor degree plus a post-graduate certification in primary education (PGCE).
Preference is given to those with an educational background in music.
Fluency in English, which is the medium of instruction. Start Date New teachers traditionally reach Macau in mid-August and enter the classroom in September.
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