Afrikaans First Additional Language Teacher

Your subject, your classroom and learners who need you to believe in them: that's this public high school in Tzaneen. If you turn up on time and finish what you start, you'll fit in quickly.

You'll report in Tzaneen. Relocation is not covered for this one.

• Attend staff meetings, subject meetings and district workshops
• Give extra lessons to learners who are falling behind
• Meet parents to discuss progress, behaviour and support plans
• Use data projectors, smartboards or tablets where the school has them
• Prepare Grade 12 learners for prelims and the NSC exams
• Keep learner profiles and a tidy teacher file for subject advisers

• Sound knowledge of CAPS and the assessment policy for your phase
• You can manage a class of 35 or more without losing control
• Clear record on the National Register for Sex Offenders and a police clearance
• Good spoken and written command of the language of teaching

• Honours degree in your subject or in education management
• Comfortable with Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams for homework

• Paid SACE CPTD workshops
• Fee discount for your own children at independent schools
• Housing allowance for SGB and state-funded posts where it applies
• Pension and medical aid for permanent posts

• Bring a short sample lesson to the interview; many schools ask you to teach for 15 minutes.
• Mention the extra-murals you can run, as smaller schools often choose the teacher who can also coach.