The International School of San Francisco

​​​​​​​Professeur(e) de Physique-Chimie au collège et lycée

The International School of San Francisco - San Francisco, CA - Full Time

Professeur(e) de Physique-Chimie au collège et lycée

 

Notre établissement

 

The International School of San Francisco est un établissement accueillant des élèves de la Toute Petite Section de maternelle jusqu’au Baccalauréat (français et international). Fondé en 1962, The International School of San Francisco est une école multilingue et multiculturelle qui compte 1100 élèves sur ses deux campus situés au cœur de la ville. Guidé par des principes de rigueur académique et de diversité, The International School of San Francisco propose des programmes en français et en anglais pour assurer la réussite de ses diplômés dans un monde dans lequel la pensée critique et la capacité à communiquer entre les cultures sont déterminantes. Notre communauté internationale rassemble des personnes de tous horizons. Ensemble, nous cherchons à créer une culture commune permettant le développement d’individus faisant preuve de compassion, de confiance en soi et guidés par des principes forts pour construire un monde meilleur. Notre communauté repose sur les valeurs suivantes : respect, intégrité, inclusion, collaboration, et curiosité.

 

Au sujet de ce poste

 

Notre établissement recherche un(e) enseignant(e) de Physique-Chimie pour ses classes de collège et lycée. Dans ce rôle, cette personne dynamique pourra soutenir la mission et les valeurs de l’école et promouvoir les programmes et les politiques de l’école impulsés par la Cheffe d'établissement et l’équipe de direction. Enseigner à The International School of San Francisco requiert une réelle passion pour un environnement multiculturel et multilingue dans lequel on doit communiquer de manière interculturelle avec nos élèves, nos enseignants et nos familles. 



 

Date de prise de poste :  août 2026

Possibilité de solliciter un détachement pour les titulaires de l’éducation nationale

L'échelle salariale pour ce poste est de $66,404 à $110,975 $ selon l'expérience et l'éducation.

 

Profil recherché

Responsabilités principales

  • Préparer et dispenser des cours de Physique-Chimie conformes aux programmes nationaux

  • Mettre en œuvre des stratégies pédagogiques adaptées pour répondre aux besoins divers des élèves

  • Concevoir et animer des activités pratiques, des expériences en laboratoire et des projets interdisciplinaires

  • Évaluer régulièrement les progrès des élèves et fournir des retours constructifs

  • Participer activement aux réunions d’équipe pédagogique et aux autres activités scolaires

  • Participer activement à la vie de la communauté scolaire et à l’établissement de relations positives avec ses différents membres

  • Garantir un environnement d’apprentissage inclusif et respectueux de toutes les personnes

  • Suivre et intégrer les avancées récentes dans le domaine de la Physique-Chimie pour enrichir les cours proposés

Qualifications et compétences requises

  • Diplôme universitaire en Physique-Chimie ou un domaine connexe

  • Certification d’enseignement reconnue (CAPES, Agrégation, ou équivalent international) ou Master d’enseignement

  • Expérience préalable dans l’enseignement au niveau collège et/ou lycée

  • Excellente communication orale et écrite 

  • Intérêt pour la pédagogie innovante et les approches interdisciplinaires

Atouts supplémentaires

  • Expérience dans l’enseignement d’un programme international  tel que l’International Baccalaureate (IB)

  • Expérience préalable dans une école bilingue ou internationale

  • Animation d’un club de sciences au collège ou lycée

  • Capacité à organiser des sorties pédagogiques ou des projets liés aux sciences

  • Participation à des voyages scolaires 

 

EGALITÉ DES CHANCES EN MATIÈRE D’EMPLOI

Le Lycée International Franco Américain s’engage à offrir un environnement ouvert, équitable et inclusif, sans aucune discrimination envers ses membres, quelque soit leur appartenance ethnique, leur religion, leur orientation sexuelle, leur nationalité, leurs origines sociales, leur âge, leur abilité physique ou leur état de santé. Nous cherchons à accroître la présence et la représentation de communautés historiquement sous-représentées aux Etats-Unis, d’élèves, d’enseignants et d’employés internationaux, bilingues et/ou bi-culturels et de promouvoir un environnement susceptible d’attirer et de garder des personnes s'identifiant comme Lesbiennes, Gais, Bisexuels, Transgenres, en Questionnement et Intersexes. 


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