Head of Humanities Teacher (Secondary) - August 2026

Humanities Teacher

Reach British School is seeking to recruit an enthusiastic, passionate, and dedicated Humanities Teacher to become part of our educational team.

The ideal applicant will possess a strong passion for subjects such as History, Geography, and Social Studies, and will be committed to delivering engaging and well-structured lessons that nurture students’ critical thinking, inquiry, and analytical abilities. They will provide effective and tailored feedback in line with key school policies regarding Teaching & Learning and Assessment, ensuring that students are supported, challenged, and motivated to achieve exceptional results. Preference will be given to candidates with a specialization in History.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and execute high-quality Humanities lessons that align with the school’s curriculum and planning frameworks (LTPs, MTPs, and STPs).
• Improve students’ understanding of historical events, geographical concepts, and diverse global perspectives.
• Encourage critical thinking, inquiry-based learning, and evidence-based discussions.
• Structure lessons effectively to maintain an appropriate pace, challenge students, and ensure engagement.
• Clarify and communicate learning objectives to all students.
• Inspire and challenge each student through effective differentiation for individuals and groups.
• Foster curiosity and an appreciation for various cultures, societies, and historical contexts.
• Assist students in developing their research, analytical, and presentation skills.
• Assign meaningful and engaging homework that reinforces and extends learning.
• Implement peer and self-assessment strategies to promote reflection and growth.
• Manage classroom behavior and resources efficiently.
• Set high expectations and promote positive behavior consistent with school policy.
• Adapt teaching strategies to meet the needs of all learners, including students with additional needs (SEN) and those who speak English as an Additional Language (EAL).
• Ensure students grasp essential subject-specific terminology and concepts within Humanities.
• Integrate SMSC development and reflect global awareness, citizenship, and enterprise in lesson planning.
• Foster a safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable sharing their ideas and perspectives.

AMAR: Academic Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting

• Accurately evaluate both formative and summative assessments and moderate as necessary.
• Utilize assessment data strategically to inform planning and enhance student progress.
• Provide systematic, meaningful, and age-appropriate personalized feedback.
• Complete individualized reports following the school’s Assessment and Reporting Policy.

About Reach British School

Established in 2012, Reach British School is part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP), a worldwide network of 82 schools. We deliver the National Curriculum for England to students aged 3 to 18. Our school is consistently growing and currently educates over 1,860 students from more than 70 different nationalities.

Our educators inspire students to develop into confident, resilient learners through inquiry-based and innovative teaching methods. Our facilities include computer suites, innovation rooms, science laboratories, a multipurpose sports hall, and a swimming pool. Students benefit from a cross-curricular approach supported by high-quality resources and digital technologies, enhancing learning both inside and outside the classroom.

We welcome applications from committed professionals who are eager to make a positive difference and see every day as an opportunity to learn and grow.

Person Specification

Candidates must demonstrate:

• A minimum of 2 years of full-time teaching experience in the UK or at a British Curriculum school.
• A comprehensive understanding of the National Curriculum for England (English) and current assessment practices.
• Strong classroom management skills.

Apply via the WhatSchool platform.