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Lower Elementary Teacher (K/G1)

school
American International School of Bamako
location
Bamako, Mali
salary
US 2000 - 4000 a month
housing
AISB will provide the Employee with furnished housing, defined at minimum a 2-bedroom apartment with all basic furniture and appliances.
airfair
Full air fair ticket in economy class at beginning and end of contract. You would be picked up a the school by a school representative.
Start date
Start August 2025
2 years
1
  • Early Childhood, Elementary
  • Licensed Teacher
  • Bachelor
  • 3 years of teaching experience
  • Elementary Education
  • Teaching Credential/License

Qualifications:

  • High level of English (listening, speaking, reading, writing).
  • Experience working with children who are new to English learners.
  • Worldwide Health Insurance
  • R&R allowance at the end of the first year of teaching, defined as the equivalent of a plane ticket from Bamako to Paris and return.
  • Extra baggage allowance (2 extra bags) costing no more than $300.
  • Settling in allowance ($1500)
  • Option to receive a $6,000 interest-free loan to be paid back in the first year of service and for the sole purpose of purchasing a vehicle locally.

The American International School of Bamako is an independent college-preparatory day school offering a dynamic, student-centered educational program for students from Pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Current enrollment is about 130 students. Our student body is fully international and includes students representing more than 27 nationalities. AISB graduates attend fine colleges and universities around the world. AISB is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA) and is a full member of the Association of International Schools in Africa (AISA).

AISB is looking for a teacher who can teach a multi-grade K/G1 class and who can offer a strong background in English Language Arts as well as reading and math. A K/G1 teacher in our school must also be able to develop and teach concept-based, integrated lessons.

This is a Direct to School Job
This is a Direct to School Job

The American International School of Bamako is an independent college-preparatory day school offering a dynamic, student-centered educational program for students from Pre-kindergarten through grade 12. The current enrollment is about 150 students. Our student body is fully international and includes students representing more than 35 nationalities.

AISB graduates attend fine colleges and universities around the world.

AISB is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA) and is a full member of the Association of International Schools in Africa (AISA).

Curriculum

AISB offers a complete North American-style child-centered curriculum for students from pre-kindergarten through Grade 12. Our balanced academic program is founded on a commitment to authentic inquiry and supports the growth of the whole child, fostering the deep understandings and essential skills students will need to meet the diverse challenges of a changing world.

AISB’s supportive, interactive learning environments encourage students to welcome challenges and to become empowered creative thinkers and problem-solvers.

Our academic program is designed to engage the imagination and intellect of every student and includes a wide selection of Advanced Placement courses, along with English language-learning and academic support services.

AISB Faculty

The faculty includes a full-time school director and 20 outstanding educators from North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia.

AISB faculty maintain a dynamic, collaborative professional community dedicated to meeting the academic, social, and emotional needs of every child. All professional staff members are fully qualified, and most hold advanced degrees.

Campus

AISB’s new campus opened in 2011 and is set on 5 hectares overlooking the beautiful Niger River. Our bright, inviting classrooms surround courtyard gardens. The campus outdoor areas include landscaped grounds with playground equipment, two swimming pools, gardens, covered areas, a soon-to-be-covered ball court, and athletics fields.

Our Elementary wing is composed of spacious classrooms, play, and garden spaces. The Secondary wing comprises classrooms, a science lab, a workout room, and student lounge, and study areas. The Arts wing includes two computer labs, the library, a maker space, our performing and visual arts facilities, a large events terrace overlooking the river, and a catering kitchen for lunch service.

The campus offers wireless Internet access throughout.

Community

Inspired and supported by the Malian culture of warmth, dignity, and graciousness, the AISB community is proud of its long history of warmth and welcome. AISB’s active Parent-Teacher Organization is an important contributor to the school, and AISB students, faculty, and families go out of their way to welcome new members of the community. AISB enjoys frequent and enthusiastically-attended community events, and a fully-engaged, happy, small-school atmosphere.

This is a Direct to School Job
This is a Direct to School Job
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