The Algiers English Teacher Who Builds More Than Lessons

Who We're Looking For

You are the English teacher who sees language not just as a subject, but as a bridge between cultures. You believe that every lesson is an opportunity to spark curiosity, foster understanding, and open doors to the world. You don't settle for rote memorization; you demand real connection. You are the professional who refuses to be average, because you know that your students deserve more than a textbook—they deserve a mentor who inspires them to think globally and act locally. If this describes you, we want you on our team.

What You'll Own

• Design and deliver engaging, student-centered English lessons for part-time classes (18 hours per week).
• Create a classroom environment that encourages active participation, critical thinking, and mutual respect.
• Assess and track student progress, providing constructive feedback to help each learner reach their potential.
• Collaborate with colleagues to develop innovative teaching materials and activities that align with our mission of building connections and trust.
• Represent the values of peace, prosperity, and cultural exchange in every interaction with students and the wider community.

What You Bring

• A recognized teaching qualification (e.g., CELTA, TESOL, or equivalent) and proven experience in teaching English as a foreign language.
• Native or near-native proficiency in English, with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Deep understanding of learner-centered methodologies and the ability to adapt to diverse student needs and levels.
• A passion for cultural exchange and a commitment to fostering global citizenship.
• Professionalism, reliability, and a growth mindset—you are always looking to improve your craft.

What Sets This Role Apart

This is not a standard teaching job. You will be part of an organization that has spent 90 years shaping brighter futures through education, arts, and cultural relations. You will work in Algiers, a vibrant city with a rich history, and you will directly contribute to building understanding between the UK and Algeria. Every lesson you teach becomes a small but powerful step toward a more connected world. If you are ready to own your impact and teach with purpose, this is your place.