Malvern College Egypt, a British International School in Cairo, opened our doors to our first students in August 2016. Due to continued growth, we have a number of exciting employment opportunities available.
The Curriculum in our Early Years and Primary school follows the English National Curriculum, enhanced and adapted to meet local requirements. In the Secondary school, our students will follow the English National Curriculum in Years 7-8, IGCSE in Years 9-10/11, and either the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) or A levels in Years 11 12/13. In Egypt schooling can end in Year 12 rather than Year 13, with MCE offering both 12 and 13 year pathways.
Cairo is an exciting and vibrant place to live and offers an excellent standard of living. It is also a very convenient location for travel and exploring the delights of South East Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. The College is located in the outskirts of Cairo, close to the airport and between two affluent areas of Maadi and New Cairo.
The tax-free remuneration package is generous and includes accommodation, annual flights, medical and other benefits.
There are also opportunities for staff professional development.
The College draws upon 150 years of experience in education. Our Founder school, Malvern College UK provides expertise, resources and a rigorous set of academic standards which we can draw upon for guidance.
Since signing up with Schrole we have been very impressed by the customer service, the modern-looking online platform, the absence of placement fees, and the various other Schrole products that we may be able to benefit from in the future. We have filled a number of positions this year with candidates from Schrole, during a particularly difficult recruitment year for us. The customer service is terrific. It seems that Schrole is leading the way in moving teacher recruitment into the 2020's.
Joe Lumsden
Secondary School Principal
Stonehill International School
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