Elementary and Middle School Teachers

British Columbia Canadian International School (BCCIS) <p><strong>Position

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• Worksite: BC Offshore School - BCCIS-Cairo Effective <br></br> <strong>Date:</strong> 2027-29 <br></br> <strong>Contract
• Term: 2 years</strong><br></br> <strong>Certification:</strong> Candidates must be a BC certified or certifiable teacher </p>
• Required
• Abilities,
• Qualifications and
• Experience: <p> </p> <p> </p> <div>BCCIS is a BC Offshore School that is accredited by the BC Ministry of Education. BC certified teachers teach the BC curriculum that leads to a BC Dogwood Graduation Diploma.
• Benefits
• Include: <ul> <li>$41,000 - $58,000 USD depending on experience</li> <li>one Canada/Egypt return trip ticket per year</li> <li>housing provided by the school, two teachers of the same gender per apartment in the Cairo suburb of Maadi which is an expat hub</li> <li>transportation to and from the school</li> <li>three professional development days per year</li> <li>Winter Break, Spring Break as well as Egyptian holidays</li> <li>Medical coverage within Egypt</li> <li>Tuition for children reduced by 50%</li> </ul> </div> <div> </div> <div>Please visit <a></a> for more information about living in Egypt.
• For
• Further
• Information about this position contact: Bob Long, Superintendent at r.long@bccis.ca </div> <p><a></a> </p> <div> <p><strong>About the British Columbia Offshore School Program</strong><br></br> <br></br> The British Columbia Ministry of Education and Child Care certifies and inspects the delivery of the B.C. educational program by offshore schools.<br></br> <br></br> B.C. offshore school owner/operators operate and administer offshore schools and are responsible for complying with all offshore program requirements as well as all laws of the country in which the school is located.<br></br> <br></br> The Ministry of Education is not responsible for the employment relationship, including any employment disputes, between a teacher and an offshore school owner/operator, which is governed by a teachers, principals or vice principals contract of employment. The Ministry of Education is also not responsible for and does not participate in the process of obtaining or vetting work visas for B.C. offshore school teachers.<br></br> <br></br> B.C. offshore school teachers are responsible for ensuring that they have correct information regarding employment and immigration requirements for the country in which the school is located. Teachers may wish to contact the countrys consulate (or embassy) in Canada with any questions related to local laws, regulations or requirements.<br></br> <br></br> For more information, on the B.C. offshore school program, visit the <a></a>. </p> </div>