The subject teacher is primarily a formator who guides the students in their search for truth and knowledge. He/she is responsible for the effective delivery of the instructional program.
Main Duties And Responsibilities
- Prepares lesson plans using the prescribed format and submits these to the Subject Area Coordinator on the scheduled day of the week
- Delivers the daily lessons to the assigned classes according to the prepared lesson plans but with enough flexibility for adjustments whenever appropriate
- Evaluates student progress and achievement regularly through quizzes, long tests, exams and other forms of evaluation prepared according to the prescribed design and the subject area guideline
- Gives the students regular feedback on their performance by returning tests, exams and projects within a reasonable amount of time
- Keeps a record of student progress
- Initiates conferences with students and parents as needed and makes himself available for student consultation and parent-teacher conferences as needed
- Attends year level and subject area meetings and activities, convocations, general faculty meetings, masses, faculty retreats, community spiritual hour and serves in committee work whenever necessary
- Serves as exam proctor during the periodical exams
- Substitutes for absent teachers when assigned by the Subject Area Coordinator
- Implements set routines and procedures for effective classroom management
- Performs any other such duties as may be required by the position in accordance with the instruction and guidelines of the APAA
Minimum Qualifications
- Candidates must possess a Bachelor's/College Degree,
- Professional License (passed board/bar/professional license exam) in Secondary Education, or equivalent.
- At least one (1) year of teaching experience in secondary education
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work in a team, with a warm personality and a flexible attitude
- Proficient in MS Office and G Suite application
