Position Type: Teacher
Contract: Full-time
School: Secondary School
Location: Nonthaburi
Closing Date: November 09, 2026
Job Start: August 2027
School Values and Ethos
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To actively promote our Unique DBS Vision through enthusiastic participation in all areas of School life.
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To share and support the School’s commitment to providing an all-round, outstanding education for all students.
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To foster an inclusive environment that respects, celebrates and embraces diversity across all aspects of the School community.
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To set high expectations that inspire, motivate and challenge students.
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To have the highest aspirations for students’ development and achievements, both in and out of the classroom.
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To offer excellent pastoral care to all students.
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To participate fully in the DBS co-curricular and school activity programme.
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To respect and support Thai culture.
Leadership and Management
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To lead by example as an outstanding classroom practitioner, attend assemblies, departmental meetings, parents’ evenings, School functions and other staff meetings, and maintain high standards of professional behaviour, including punctuality and personal presentation.
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To follow, implement and advise on School policies and procedures in and out of the classroom.
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To establish clear guidelines for the effective running of the department, particularly in relation to teaching, homework, marking and assessment policies.
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To produce a Department Annual Report, including a Department Development Plan that contributes to the overall School Development Plan.
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To update the Departmental Handbook.
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To develop a subject-related co-curricular programme, including assemblies, talks, displays, newsletter contributions, website content and trips.
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To attend specific marketing events, such as Open Days, as reasonably directed by the Principal.
Staff
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To meet regularly with members of the department to review progress and plan for the future.
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To monitor the teaching of department members by reviewing students’ work and observing lessons, thereby contributing significantly to their professional development.
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To make effective use of learning assistants to support students in their learning.
Curriculum and Assessment
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To lead the development and planning of the Humanities curriculum from Year 7 onwards, liaising with the Deputy Head of Upper School (Academic) to ensure that the curriculum is broad, balanced and challenging.
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To maintain thorough and up-to-date schemes of work, including details of the topics to be covered and clear aims and objectives.
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To ensure that School procedures for assessing, recording and reporting students’ achievements are followed, and to use this information effectively for review and planning.
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To oversee the production of appropriate examinations and other forms of assessment as required.
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To liaise with the Head of Language Support and the Head of Learning Support regarding students who require additional support.
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To seek opportunities for cross-curricular links, for example through jointly organised educational visits or project work.
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To develop a programme of Humanities-related co-curricular activities that provides students with opportunities to extend their interests beyond the classroom.
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To explore opportunities for students to participate in the wider global Humanities community through initiatives such as age-appropriate Humanities competitions.
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To seek opportunities to develop the teaching and delivery of Entrepreneurship through the curriculum.
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To contribute to the Scholarship Programme.
Teaching and Learning
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To facilitate and encourage high-quality learning that gives students the opportunity to achieve their full potential.
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To ensure that teaching and learning are effectively differentiated.
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To demonstrate excellent subject knowledge.
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To ensure that students are set challenging targets and use a range of strategies, resources and technologies to support them in achieving these targets.
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To ensure that students receive regular written and oral feedback and are encouraged to reflect on and respond to it.
Resources and Environment
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To make effective use of educational resources, particularly IT and the Library.
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To provide a safe, purposeful and well-managed learning environment.
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To ensure that all subject rooms have suitable displays of educational material and students’ own work.
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To manage the departmental budget, including the preparation of an annual resource list for planning purposes.
Parents
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To promote the home-school partnership within the department, working closely with colleagues to establish and maintain positive relationships with parents.
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To ensure effective reporting to parents on students’ development, progress and attainment in the subject.
