Early Childhood Education Teacher – English
The role involves teaching English to early childhood students through play and creativity. It offers integration into a teaching team focused on natural and participatory learning.
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This job advert was originally written in Spanish.
We will value previous experience in Primary Education, C1 level of English, training in active methodologies, language teaching, attention to diversity, and identification with the educational mission of the Society of Jesus and with Ignatian pedagogy.
The Colegio del Salvador (Zaragoza) is looking to hire a person to teach English at the Primary Education stage.
The selected person will join the school's teaching team, accompanying students in their English language learning through dynamic, participatory educational proposals adapted to their needs.
We are looking for a person with an educational vocation, enthusiasm, creativity, and the ability to work in a team, who fosters the development of students' communicative competencies in a close, inclusive, and motivating environment.
Likewise, we value identification with the educational mission of the Society of Jesus and with Ignatian pedagogy, promoting a holistic education.
Fundación Educativa Jesuitas Centro-Oeste is an educational foundation linked to the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in Spain, operating a network of schools across the central-western part of the country. The foundation focuses on providing quality education from early childhood through secondary and baccalaureate levels, with a strong emphasis on values-based, holistic formation. It employs teaching staff across various disciplines, including languages, sciences, technology, and special education.
With its main administrative presence in Madrid, the foundation runs several schools in the region, and its current openings reflect a need for qualified secondary and baccalaureate teachers in subjects such as Spanish philology, geography, English, mathematics, technology, and special education. For international educators, the foundation offers the opportunity to work within a well-established Jesuit educational network in Spain, though roles typically require Spanish language proficiency and recognized teaching qualifications. The work culture is mission-driven, community-oriented, and committed to academic excellence and personal development.
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