TENTATIVE: Teacher of IB MYP and IB DP German (f/m/d)

BBIS has an opening for a Teacher of IBDP/IBMYP German Literature (f/m/d) Location : Kleinmachnow (Berlin region) Full-time : 30 teaching units per week / 40 working hours per week Start date : 1st. August 2026 Limited initially until 31st July 2028 Vacation : Time off during school holidays, offering up to 60 days of paid leave per calendar year (comprising your statutory annual leave, supplementary leave, and institutional non-working days). Salary range : €55,059 - €61,885 gross/year (based on experience/classification) plus annual CPI-based adjustments/potential responsibility stipends About this role: We are seeking an energetic, internationally-minded teacher committed to academic excellence, inclusive practice, and holistic education. You will teach IBDP and IBMYP German (Language and Literature - German A), inspiring students from grades 6 to 12 to become confident communicators, creative thinkers, and culturally aware global citizens. YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES Instruction : Teach IBDP/IBMYP German Literature, fostering a safe, secure, and stimulating learning environment. Incorporate varied instructional models and assessment methods to optimize student learning. Development : Lead the development of inquiry-based and conceptually driven curriculum units tailored to literature analysis. Inclusion : Value and make productive use of the diversity of cultures and perspectives within our community, ensuring students of all language profiles (DaF/DaZ to native) feel represented. Engagement : Motivate students to become creative and critical thinkers who are actively engaged in their own language development. Support : Promote student well-being and academic growth, demonstrating the ability to teach effectively across a diverse range of abilities and motivations. Collaboration : Plan collaboratively across disciplines and contribute actively to the school’s ambitious and dynamic community. Specialized Teaching : Ideally contribute to Theory of Knowledge (ToK) instruction, Personal Project, Extended Essay, and CAS. YOUR QUALIFICATION Education : Teaching certification (e.g. 2. Staatsexamen or equivalent), preferably with a Master’s degree in German, DaF/DaZ, or a related field. Experience : Experience teaching the IBDP/IBMYP programme or similar backgrounds. International school experience is a plus. Language : Native-level fluency in German and highly proficient communication skills in English. Work Permit : A valid German work permit or the eligibility to obtain one is required. Profile : Innovative professional who embraces the BBIS Mission and Guiding Statements, always putting student learning first. Attributes : Resilient, flexible team player and risk-taker with a positive growth mindset, who has the confidence to seek support when uncertain or challenged. Safeguarding : Full commitment to BBIS’s Child Safeguarding Policy, creating an environment based on understanding, respect, and shared agreements. OUR OFFER Growth : Training provided through our extensive professional development programme. Compensation : Competitive teacher salary based on classification and experience, plus annual adjustments. Atmosphere : Work in a tech-rich, innovative environment with a dedicated and diverse faculty. Support : Designated preparation time and a supportive leadership team. MANDATORY LEGAL CHECKLIST & SAFER RECRUITING To comply with German legal requirements and our high Safeguarding and CIS accreditation standards, the following documentation is required before work start: Work Permit: Valid German permit preferred; visa support available for long-term commitments. Measles Immunity: Medical proof (if born after 1970). Degrees: Original certificate + official proof of comparability. Background Checks: Police clearances from all countries of residence (needed early for mandatory Unterrichtsanzeige). Gap-free CV: Complete professional history check (CIS requirement). Safeguarding Training: Mandatory BBIS session (invitation follows). YOUR PEOPLE AND CULTURE CONTACTS FOR FURTHER QUESTIONS: