About the Role
The Montessori Stiftung Berlin is seeking a French Teacher for Secondary Level I, focusing on project-oriented, holistic learning and individual student support. This role involves 3-5 hours on Friday mornings for 2 school years, teaching 3 students.
Responsibilities
- Interest in project-oriented, holistic learning
- Enjoyment of teamwork and joint planning of action-oriented learning projects
- Interest in individual learning support
- Initiative, sense of responsibility, and drive
Requirements
- Ideal candidate is a trained teacher with a second state examination and relevant professional experience, preferably with national or international Montessori training.
- Possibility to obtain the Montessori diploma while working.
- Master's student for teacher trainees or equivalent field of study with a completed bachelor's degree.
- Career changers or teachers with a Master's degree or first state examination, willing to learn Montessori pedagogy.
Skills
- French language proficiency
- Montessori pedagogy
- Project-based learning
- Holistic learning
- Teamwork
- Individual learning support
Location
- Berlin, Germany
Work Type
- Part-time
- Contract
Experience Level
- Professional experience preferred
- Entry-level considered with relevant education
Education Level
- Second State Examination (ideal)
- Master's degree
- Bachelor's degree
- Montessori Diploma (can be obtained during employment)
Benefits
- Support and promotion of professional and personal development, including Montessori training
- Open communication, regular feedback, and mentoring
- Appreciative work environment
- Opportunity for active participation in facility development
- Work-life balance support
- Childcare/school placement for own children (subject to availability)
- Free, self-prepared full-day catering with a high organic content
About the Company
- The non-profit Montessori Stiftung Berlin is dedicated to fostering vibrant, practical learning for children and adolescents.
- Based on the principles of Montessori education, we encourage young people to forge their own paths and to actively help shape a just, peaceful, and open society.
- The foundation operates six schools and six daycare centers, which, with their more than 360 employees, care for a total of around 1,500 children and young people.
