Career Center

Who we’re looking for:

SLA is seeking a faculty member for its World Languages Department with an unshakable commitment to student success, whose classroom is filled with surprise and delight

 The ideal candidate:

• Is comfortable teaching students in grades six through twelve, and has a strong background in Spanish, background in additional languages is preferred 
• Has expertise in differentiating instruction for a heterogeneous student body
• Has strong classroom management skills to support the linguistic and cultural needs of non-native, Heritage Spanish speakers
• Has an eagerness to design textbook-free lessons and experiences using real-world resources 
• Has experience and interest in building community partnerships that support language learning and intercultural competencies
• Can connect language lessons to events in our city and the world beyond
• Has demonstrated success in meeting the needs of an ethnically, culturally, socioeconomically, and linguistically diverse student body
• Is enthusiastic about continuing professional development in language education

Responsibilities:

• Teach 5 sections of Language classes, likely across more than one grade
• Prepare course materials, both working from existing curricula and through the development of new content—prioritizing student engagement and comprehension
• Utilize a variety of assessments that promote both rigor and student success
• Participate in an after-school program (3:30–5:30 p.m.) two days a week, e.g. sports, clubs, performing arts, or academic support
• Willingness to serve as an advisor to a small group of students
• Attend regular community gatherings, including, but not limited to, meetings, chapel, lunch, field trips, and major feast days

• Native or near-native fluency in Spanish
• Bachelor’s Degree in Languages or a related field of study
• Experience designing and implementing an engaging curriculum
• Strong executive, organizational, and classroom management skills
• The ability to work collaboratively within the department and seek out opportunities to collaborate with others
• COVID-19 vaccine and booster shot required.

• Candidates will preferably have a master’s degree in a relevant field of study, 3+ years of teaching experience, or a CA teaching credential

About The School of Los Angeles

Serving students in 6-12th grade, The Episcopal School of Los Angeles is a city school founded in the heart of Hollywood. We are looking for bright, hardworking, creative teachers and staff members who are interested in being a part of a pioneering generation of educators. Technology and ethics play a central role in our culture. As an Episcopal School, we are an inclusive community that welcomes people from all backgrounds. Unlike traditional independent schools, 75% of our students receive financial aid. As a result, we offer one of the most diverse communities in the independent school market.

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