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Primary School: Bilingual Teacher

Cultura Inglesa

São PauloFull-timeMid LevelOn-site

Job Description

Cultura Inglesa Bilingual School (CIBS) is a school in the making: a pedagogical project conceived from the outset to bring together academic excellence, intentional bilingualism and the holistic development of every child. Built on the legacy of Cultura Inglesa — decades of recognised expertise in English language teaching — CIBS carries that heritage forward into a full bilingual school project. We're looking for professionals who want to be part of this founding process; helping to build, from the ground up, a coherent, rigorous school culture that is genuinely child-centred.

Our team is made up of educators who believe that learning a language also means learning to think, to express oneself and to relate to the world in different ways. We work with pedagogical intentionality in everything we do — from planning through to assessment — and we value professionals who are collaborative, reflective and committed to continuous learning, both for our students and for themselves. By joining our team, you'll become part of a school community that draws on national and international frameworks, invests in ongoing professional development, and works together to build a pedagogical approach that is sound, ethical and grounded in best practice in bilingual education.

Responsabilidades e atribuições

Key Responsibilities

Pedagogical Practice and Planning

  • Prepare weekly lesson plans aligned with the BNCC, the institutional curriculum and international guidelines, in both English and Portuguese.
  • Design play-based, inquiry-led, and interactive learning experiences.
  • Ensure clear linguistic intentionality across bilingual activities.
  • Integrate different subject areas.
  • Systematically observe both structured learning tasks and free play, focusing on pupils' cognitive, linguistic, social and emotional development.
  • Record evidence relating to learning profiles, social interaction, self-regulation, language, engagement and wellbeing.
  • Analyse observational data to inform planning, pedagogical interventions and differentiation strategies.
  • Plan targeted interventions based on observations, respecting each pupil's pace, interests and individual needs.
  • Share relevant data with the coordination team and support staff, following institutional protocols.

Teaching and Language

  • Develop bilingual academic literacy.
  • Foster bilingual acquisition through contextualised practice.
  • Monitor pupils' overall development.
  • Plan individualised pedagogical interventions.

Assessment and Monitoring

  • Produce systematic records, portfolios and reports.
  • Use data to inform pedagogical decision-making.
  • Keep institutional systems up to date.
  • Plan and administer formative and summative assessments.

Institutional Commitment

  • Take part in training sessions, pedagogical meetings, staff councils and school projects.
  • Follow protocols, internal policies and leadership guidance.
  • Contribute to curriculum review processes.
  • Act in line with the school's culture and values.

Relationship with Families

  • Hold meetings, feedback sessions and formal communications.
  • Report on progress, challenges and strategies in line with institutional policy.
  • Lead both individual and group meetings.
  • Share learning data with families.
  • Follow communication protocols.

Ethics, Safety and Safeguarding

  • Comply fully with child protection policies.
  • Safeguard pupils' physical, social and emotional wellbeing.
  • Report risk situations in line with protocol.
  • Ensure a safe environment at all times.
  • Adhere to the code of conduct.

Requisitos e qualificações

Expected Profile And Qualifications

  • Degree in Education/Pedagogy (required).
  • A specialisation in Literacy, Bilingual Education or a related field is desirable.
  • Further training in language teaching, literacy practices and curriculum integration.
  • Familiarity with contemporary teaching approaches (e.g. project-based learning, Content and Language Integrated Learning – CLIL, or similar).
  • Familiarity with national (BNCC) and international curriculum frameworks.
  • A dedicated, committed and collaborative approach.
  • A continuous-learning mindset.

English Proficiency and Certification

  • Fluent English (minimum B2/C1 level or equivalent).
  • A recognised international certification, such as:
    • Cambridge (e.g. FCE, CAE, CPE)
    • TOEFL
    • IELTS
  • Ability to use English pedagogically, with linguistic intentionality across learning contexts.

Informações adicionais

What we offer:

  • Health insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Transportation allowance
  • Life insurance
  • TotalPass (health and wellness program)
  • SESC membership benefits
  • Birthday day off
  • Meal or food allowance, according to the company’s current policy
  • Discounts at Cultura Inglesa College

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