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Professor of Chemistry
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Opportunity description:
Job overview
Enko Waca is an international African school located in Almadies, Ă Dakar. Accredited IB World School (code 001215), she prepares her students for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in a demanding, bilingual environment firmly rooted in her continent.
The position
Within the science department, you ensure the teaching of chemistry throughout the high school career:
Second (Foundation Year): construction of scientific and methodological fundamentals;
First and Terminal (DP1/DP2): Chemistry of the Diploma Programme, middle and upper levels;
design and conduct of practical work and internal evaluations;
Individualized student follow-up and regular communication with families;
participation in the life of the science department and the institution.
Candidate profile
The ideal candidate:
He holds a Master’s degree (Bac.+5) minimum in chemistry or a related scientific discipline — firm requirement;
Experience
does not necessarily have prior experience — young graduates are strongly encouraged
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