Primary And/ Or Secondary Teacher

Primary and/or Secondary Teacher (Spanish and Catalan)Raoul Wallenberg International School located in Palma, Mallorca, Spain invites applications for a Primary and/or Secondary Teacher role, primarily teaching Spanish and Catalan. The position may be full‑time or part‑time and can be combined with other subjects or responsibilities.Location: Palma, Mallorca, SpainJob type: Full‑time or Part‑time (may combine with other subjects)Reporting to: Head of School / Head of Secondary / Head of PrimarySalary: Competitive, commensurate with experienceBenefits: Professional development, group health insurance, free lunch, tuition for children, relocation allowance for international hiresVisa: Candidates must be EU/EEA/Swiss citizens or hold a work visa; we cannot provide permitsStart date: Immediate or 24 AugustThe OpportunityWe are building an international school and look for an enthusiastic teacher to contribute to Years 1–9 this year, with plans to expand to Years X–Y in the future. The role offers a chance to shape a vibrant, inquiry‑based learning environment that values academic excellence and character development.Position ScopeTeaching and LearningPlan and deliver engaging, inquiry‑based lessons in Spanish and Catalan (and/or other subjects as needed).Incorporate project‑based, service, experiential learning and education for sustainable development.Collaborate with colleagues to integrate cross‑curricular concepts.Promote inclusion and differentiation for all learners.Curriculum Planning and AssessmentDesign, plan, and implement lessons ensuring a balance of theory and practice.Use formative and summative assessments to monitor progress and give timely feedback.Maintain accurate records of student performance.Collaborate with colleagues for consistency in planning and assessment.Character Development and Values‑Based EducationSupport student character through the school’s guiding principles and Class Connect Programme.Model core values such as honesty, compassion, courage and drive.Student Well‑being and SupportPrioritise emotional and social well‑being, ensuring a safe and supportive environment.Collaborate with the Student Life Coordinator and School Counsellor to address individual needs.Collaboration and Community BuildingWork collaboratively with Primary or Secondary colleagues on interdisciplinary programmes.Build relationships with students, families and the wider community.Participate in the school’s professional development programme.Bringing Personal Passions to LifeUse your subject expertise, skills and passions to enrich learning experiences.Lead after‑school activities, clubs, or workshops aligned with your interests.Ideal CandidateQualifications and ExperienceDegree in Primary or Secondary Education with specialisms in Spanish and Catalan; master’s or PhD preferred.2–3 years of teaching experience in primary or secondary education, ideally in an inquiry‑based international or British school.Experience with IB PYP, MYP, Cambridge International Curriculum or IB DP.Strong record in lower secondary teaching, learning, and assessment.Proficiency in English, Spanish and Catalan; fluency in Swedish, German or another language is an asset.Additional ExpectationsCommitment to values‑based education supporting all student development.Use of teaching and learning technologies such as AI tools, adaptive platforms and Google Workspace.Modern, research‑based, high‑quality practices.Flexibility to teach across multiple subjects.Act as a role model and uphold guiding principles.Proactive, solution‑oriented approach.Benefits of Living in MallorcaNatural beauty, beaches, Tramuntana Mountains.Cultural richness, history, arts and music.Mediterranean climate with over 300 sunny days.Expat‑friendly community.Excellent healthcare, education, infrastructure.How to ApplySubmit a detailed CV.Provide a cover letter highlighting suitability.Give contact details for at least two professional references; one must be current Head of School.Optional: share publications, policies, reports or programmes you are proud of.Next StagesLong‑listed candidates will receive an initial interview on an ongoing basis.Short‑listed candidates will progress to a panel interview.Finalists will have a 1:1 call or meeting with the Head of School.Pre‑employment reference checks and criminal record clearance will be conducted.Due to high volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.Safeguarding & Equal OpportunitiesRaoul Wallenberg International School is an equal‑opportunity employer, celebrating diversity and creating an inclusive environment for all employees. 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