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Job Advertisement: Secondary School Teacher of Physics & Chemistry SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHER OF PHYSICS & CHEMISTRY School: Jana Christian School (Kanyama, Lusaka) Employer: Alliance for Children Everywhere Zambia (ACEZ) Employment Type: Full-Time Curriculum: ECZ (Examination Council of Zambia) Job Overview Alliance for Children Everywhere Zambia (ACEZ) invites applications from qualified, self-driven, and innovative individuals for the position of Science Teacher specializing in Physics and Chemistry at Jana Christian School in Kanyama, Lusaka. Jana Christian School is operated by ACEZ to provide high-quality education rooted in Christian values. Key Responsibilities
Plan and deliver engaging, learner-centered Physics and Chemistry lessons for secondary school students from Grade 8 up to Grade 12.
Guide students through School-Based Assessments (SBAs), laboratory experiments, and practical science activities.
Prepare schemes of work, lesson plans, and teaching aids in line with the ECZ syllabus.
Set, administer, and mark assessments, including fortnightly tests, quizzes, mid-term, and terminal exams, while tracking student academic progress through charts.
Maintain discipline and ensure a safe, inclusive environment in the classroom, laboratory, and across the school campus.
Participate actively in departmental meetings, parent-teacher meetings, and co-curricular school activities.
Conduct remedial lessons for learners needing extra support using differentiated learning approaches. Minimum Qualifications & Requirements
Education: A Bachelor’s Degree in Education with a specialization in Physics and Chemistry (or B.Sc. with Education) from a recognized university.
Secondary Qualification: Full Grade 12 Certificate with 5 Credits or better, including Mathematics, Science, and English.
Registration: Professional registration with the Teaching Council of Zambia (TCZ) and possession of a valid Practicing License.
Verification: Academic and professional qualifications must be verified by the Zambia Qualifications Authority (ZAQA).
Experience: Minimum of 2 years of teaching experience, preferably with ECZ examination classes (Grade 12).
Skills: Strong subject mastery and excellent classroom management skills. Other Attributes & Skills
Demonstrate strong Christian values, professionalism, and high levels of integrity.
Possess excellent communication skills and strong computer/ICT literacy.
Willing and able to prepare learners for regional and national Junior Engineers Scientists and Technologists (JETS) fairs.
Willing to perform other duties as may be assigned by the line manager.
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