Primary Teachers - Cairo - August 2026, EDVECTUS LTD

Primary TeachersYear 3 and 4Location: CairoStart Date: August 2026This leading British international school in 6th of October City, Egypt, offers a high-quality, values-driven education for students aged 3 to 18. Rooted in a long-standing UK educational heritage of over 135 years, it combines tradition with innovation to provide a well-rounded and forward-thinking learning experience. Following the English National Curriculum, the school offers globally recognised qualifications, including IGCSEs, A Levels, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, enabling students to access top universities around the world. Set within a modern, purpose-built campus, the school features outstanding facilities such as advanced science laboratories, performing arts spaces, and extensive sports amenities. These resources support both academic achievement and personal growth in a nurturing and inclusive environment.Salary: Competitive (TBC) Tax Free (Majority paid in UK or US account)Housing: Free Furnished Apartment located in a gated community - school within walking distanceTravel: Annual Flights for Employee onlyMedical Insurance: Paid for Employee onlyThey are specifically looking for candidates who meet the following criteria: 1–2 years of relevant teaching experience (NQTs are welcome to apply) UK teaching experience (essential) British nationals PGCE and/or QTS qualifiedIn addition, it would be highly beneficial if candidates: Have experience delivering the UK National Curriculum Demonstrate strong classroom management skills Are adaptable and open to working in an international setting Show a genuine commitment to student development and pastoral careCairo pulses with life. The call to prayer echoes over a skyline of minarets and modern towers, weaving a rhythm that defines the city’s soul. The Nile River cuts through it all like a living artery, carrying stories, dreams, and the quiet promise of renewal. It’s not always easy—Cairo is intense, loud, and unapologetically alive. But that’s exactly its magic. It challenges you, shapes you, and pulls you into a world where every street has a story and every day feels significant. You don’t just live in Cairo—you experience it. And once you do, no other city feels quite as alive.