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- On-site, Bilbao
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- Basque
- Education
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This job advert was originally written in Basque.
The role
In our school in Bilbao, we need a Religion and scientific-technological field teacher for Secondary Education (DBH).
Main duties
- Religion: 6 class hours (3rd year of DBH).
- Scientific-Technological Field: 8 class hours (in the Curricular Diversification group of the 3rd year of DBH).
- Mathematics workshop: 2 class hours (3rd year of DBH).
- Pastoral guidance: 4 hours.
Contract type: Replacement.
Working day: %100 (Full-time).
Start date: In the second fortnight of November
End date: Until this coming March
Requirements
- Master's in Teacher Training (or CAP).
- Studies in Theology or Religious Sciences (DECA).
- A university degree that enables teaching scientific-technological subjects (Sciences, Engineering, Architecture, or similar).
- Having at least a verified C1 level of Basque.
We will value:
- Having an officially verified Disability Certificate (33% or more).
About EDUCSI Zona Norte
EDUSI Zona Norte is an educational initiative based in Santander, Spain, focused on providing secondary education (ESO and Bachillerato) with an emphasis on values and music. It operates within the Spanish public education framework, serving the northern region of Spain. The organization is part of a broader network of schools under the EDUCSI (Educación Católica) umbrella, which manages a large number of educational centers across Spain.
For international professionals, EDUCSI Zona Norte offers teaching positions in a bilingual or multilingual environment, particularly in music and religious education. The school is rooted in the local community and follows the Spanish curriculum, making it an opportunity for educators interested in the Spanish education system. While the organization is not globally known, it provides a stable, mission-driven work environment in the scenic city of Santander, on the northern coast of Spain.
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- Education
- Headquarters
- Santander, Spain
- In Spain
- Santander
Good to know if you are moving
- Teaching positions are in the Spanish public education system, requiring proficiency in Spanish and often in Basque (Euskera) for certain roles.
- The school is part of the EDUCSI network, which operates numerous schools across Spain, offering potential for internal mobility.
- Located in Santander, a coastal city known for its quality of life and natural beauty, attractive for those seeking a balanced lifestyle.
- Roles focus on music and values, indicating a strong emphasis on holistic education and cultural development.
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