Upper School Spanish Teacher

The primary responsibility is teaching spanish courses in the upper school world languages department, focusing on courses up to spanish 3 with an emphasis on oral proficiency. Additionally, the teacher will serve as an advisor to a small group of upper school students and maintain a strong commitment to student success.

Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree in spanish education or a related field (Master's preferred) and have a minimum of three years of applicable classroom teaching experience, with independent school experience being advantageous. Essential qualifications include demonstrated proficiency in spanish (Speaking, writing, reading, listening) and a commitment to student-Centered pedagogies.