Psychology with Pshe

We expect our brilliant psychology and PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education) teachers to be highly skilled and passionate educators who possess a unique set of qualities that allow them to connect with their students on a deep level. They should be empathetic and caring, taking the time to listen to their students' concerns and provide emotional support when needed.

We require all our teachers to have exceptional communication skills which allow them to convey complex ideas and concepts in a way that is easy to understand for all their students. They should create and be innovative in their teaching approach, using a range of methods to keep their students engaged and excited about learning.

Our teachers are well-organized and structured, creating clear objectives and providing our students with a supportive learning environment that enables them to focus and stay on track. They are also highly responsive to the needs of their students, adapting their teaching style to each individual's learning style and providing personalised support and guidance to help them achieve their goals.

Perhaps most importantly, a brilliant psychology and PSHE teacher at SPIP should be inspiring and motivational, encouraging our students to believe in themselves and their abilities. They provide constructive feedback and celebrate their students' successes, no matter how small. Through their passion, expertise, and dedication, all our teachers are expected to help our students develop a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them, setting them on a path to success and personal fulfilment.

**Responsibilities**:

- Plan and deliver engaging and effective Psychology and PSHE lessons to students in the secondary years
- Create and implement schemes of work and lesson plans in line with the school's curriculum and teaching standards
- Assess and evaluate students' progress and provide feedback to students and parents/guardians as needed
- Contribute to the development of the Psychology/PSHE curriculum and teaching resources
- Collaborate with colleagues to ensure the highest standards of teaching and learning are maintained
- Participate in extracurricular activities and school events as required

**Requirements**:

- A degree in Psychology or a related field
- A teaching qualification (PGCE/QTS or equivalent) and relevant teaching experience in a secondary school setting
- A thorough understanding of the UK National Curriculum and experience of teaching Psychology to GCSE and A-level standard
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Experience working with EAL learners is an advantage
- The ability to motivate and inspire students to achieve their full potential
- A commitment to ongoing professional development

Interviews will be over Google Meet or in person (if residing in Bangkok).

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