Linden Hall High School is seeking a full-time Teachers to teach the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP), with a particular focus on Biology, Chemistry, English A (Language and Literature) or Math AA. Depending on the successful candidate's qualifications and experience, there may also be opportunities to teach lower secondary courses.

• Teach IBDP subjects, particularly Biology, Chemistry, English A (Language and Literature) , or Math AA, to high school students (typically 10–20 students per class), with one teacher to be recruited for each subject.
• Prepare lower secondary students for future study in the IB Diploma Programme.
• Develop curriculum, prepare lesson plans, design assessments and examinations, and evaluate student work.
• Support students in preparing for Internal Assessments (IA), Extended Essays (EE), and IB Final Examinations, where appropriate.

• Serve as an assistant homeroom teacher for one class (the main homeroom teacher will be a Japanese teacher).
• Participate in school events such as Open School, Summer Camp, and other promotional activities as required.
• Supervise extracurricular activities and/or service-learning activities.
• Communicate effectively with parents and other stakeholders regarding students' academic progress and well-being.
• Demonstrate respect, empathy, and care toward students and colleagues.
• Undertake other reasonable duties assigned by the IBDP Coordinator or the school administration.

• Monthly salary: Approximately JPY 370,000 (annual salary approximately JPY 4.5 million)
• Performance-based annual bonus (the standard bonus is approximately equivalent to two months' salary)
• Comprehensive social insurance and pension
• Transportation allowance
- Up to approximately JPY 45,000 per month
• Relocation assistance
• Staff accommodation available at student’s dormitory (subject to availability)
- Private room with an en-suite shower
- JPY 15,000 per month, including rent and utilities
• Visa sponsorship and full assistance with work visa application procedures
• Participation in IBDP Category 1 training, where applicable
• Ongoing professional development opportunities for high-performing long-term faculty members

Linden Hall High School

• Address : 3-10-1 Futsukaichi-kita, Chikushino City, Fukuoka 818-0056, Japan
• Tel : (092) 929-4558
• Email : highschool@lindenhall.ed.jp

Approximately 10–15 minutes' walk from Nishitetsu Futsukaichi Station (Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line)

Qualifications
• Bachelor's degree or higher (Master's degree preferred)
• Valid teaching licence or teaching qualification

Experience
• Experience teaching IB Diploma Programme is highly desirable.
• Experience working in an international school is preferred.
• Excellent English communication skills.

Japanese Language
• Basic conversational Japanese (approximately JLPT N4 level) is desirable but not essential.

• Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
• Teaching load of approximately 15–20 classroom hours per week

Holidays
• Saturdays (except when required for school events; compensatory leave or overtime pay will be provided)
• Sundays
• Japanese national holidays
• New Year holidays (29th December ~ 4th January)
• Summer holiday during the Obon period (13th ~15th August)
※School attendance is not mandatory during students’ long vacation periods (summer vacation: late July to late August; winter vacation: late December to early January; spring vacation: late March) except when required to report to work by official instruction.
※Faculty members may also be requested to work during:
• Summer Camp (late July)
• IB Intensive Week (late July)

Annual Leave
• Paid annual leave of 10 days is granted after six months of employment.

• Three-month probationary period

• Employment Insurance
• Health Insurance
• Workers' Accident Compensation Insurance

The school will provide full visa sponsorship and assist successful overseas applicants with all work visa and immigration procedures.

Direct hire by Linden Hall High School.

We are a small private junior and senior high school near Fukuoka, Japan that offers a rigorous academic program and exceptional cultural education opportunities.
While we are recognized by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, and Science as an Article 1 school, we provide an English immersion programme and IB DP.
Our students have the option to obtain both a Japanese high school diploma and an International Baccalaureate diploma in English, meaning that they graduate English-Japanese bilingual and, sometimes, trilingual.
While our students are predominantly Japanese, we have been attracting more and more international students in the past few years.
Our instructional team is highly multinational, and about half are Japanese, while the other half is from nearly every continent around the world.
While the majority of our students are day students, we have the dormitory facilities to provide full room and board for those who want it.
Recent university acceptances have included the University of Cambridge, Imperial University, Durham University, UBC, University of Melbourne, Keio University and Waseda University.