Teacher, Bible 1 & 2, English 1
Responsibilities
Will be involved in all aspects of teaching these classes. Includes lesson planning, grading, classroom management, counseling, instruction, supervision, keeping a clean classroom, contacting parents, and extra curricular activities. Due to the changing needs of our schools be ready to help serve in whatever way is needed. Will also be involved with church activities both in-reach and out-reach. Church attendance is required.
- To teach the above mentioned classes and to undertake such extra-curricular activities and supervisory duties as administration may assign.
- By precept and example the employee will seek to uphold Christ as Friend and Lord and will endeavor to lead students to a similar understanding.
- Maintain careful records of attendance and scholastic performance in the register and grade book for that purpose; make course outlines and lesson plans as prescribed by the administration.
- Maintain proper control of the students’ behavior in the classroom, school ground and premises in accordance with the rules and regulations stipulated in the Handbook.
- Maintain neatness and cleanliness in the classroom and school grounds; create visual aids, posters and displays in bulletin boards, thus supporting a positive learning environment; be responsible for janitorial work in and around classroom and undertake supervisory duties at lunch hour, and in other times in rotation with other teachers.
- Attend regular staff meetings as scheduled and other meetings and events even after school; join in‐service sessions and workshops in order to maintain or increase his/her level of teaching skills.
- Undertake any other duties and responsibilities considered as part of normal load; will work in harmony with school programs and activities outlined in the Staff Handbook/Bulletin, and other directives set forth by the Board and administration.
- Regularly attend weekend services and will assist in church programs according to talents and abilities. (Sabbath School classes for all ages that need leaders and assistants, Pathfinder club, youth meetings during the week, door-to-door, prison ministry,…the ministries that can be joined in are extensive and many more could be led by you!)
Qualifications
- Fluency in English
- 2 year college/university
Attire
- During School: Men teach in long pants (Khakis or dress slacks, no jeans or cargo pants). Three polo shirts with the school’s logo will be made available to you free of costs. You may bring additional plain polo shirts that can be printed with the school’s logo, for no costs. Closed toed shoes are required. No sneakers or tennis shoes will be allowed. Flip-flops, sandals, slides, Crocs or Choco’s are not allowed.
- Women are required to wear skirts to school. They must be loose fitting and no shorter than knee length. Three polo shirts with the school’s logo will be made available to you free of costs. You may bring additional plain polo shirts that can be printed with the school’s logo, for no costs. Closed toes shoes or dress sandals with backs are required. Sneakers/tennis shoes, flip-flops, sandals with out backs, slides, Crocs or Choco’s are not allowed.
- Church Attire: Men are expected to wear collared shirts for all church services along with Khakis or dress slacks. No jeans, cargo pants, or shorts are allowed. Closed toed shoes are required. No sneakers or tennis shoes will be allowed. Flip-flops, sandals, slides, Crocs or Choco’s are not allowed.
- Women must wear skirts or dresses that are knee length or longer and must be loose fitting. No spaghetti straps are allowed. Blouses or tops must be modest and cover the cleavage area. Closed toes shoes or dress sandals with backs are required. Sneakers/tennis shoes, flip-flops, sandals with out backs, slides, Crocs or Choco’s are not allowed.
- Public attire: Men can wear appropriate length shorts and t-shirts. Tank tops in the community are not recommended. Only during water activities or sports recreational activities. All footwear is acceptable during non-teaching or non-church times.
- Women can wear modest shorts in the community during non-teaching or non-church times. Shorts must be Bermuda length and loose fitting. Pants and jeans are also permitted during non-teaching or non-church times as long as they are loose fitting. T-shirts must be worn during all water activities along with modest board shorts. Also, all footwear is acceptable during non-teaching or non-church times.
- Conservative hairstyles are preferred.
- Men’s beards must be trimmed and neat if not clean-shaven.
- Jewelry or bracelets are not allowed.
- Women - Tight and/or short shorts are never acceptable, nor sleeveless or sheer blouses or dresses.
Accommodations
Volunteer will share an air-conditioned apartment with other volunteers. Basic furniture, bed, drawer space, table, chairs, small bookcase, and closet are provided. Kitchen is supplied with a stove or counter-top burner, a refrigerator, a microwave oven, rice cooker, and toaster. Table ware, flatware, basic cooking utensils, kettles and frying pans are provided. A bucket, mop, broom, dustpan, and toilet brush are provided. Volunteer provides his/her own pillow, sheets, blankets, towels, dish, clothes/towels, and cleaning supplies. Volunteer is responsible for replacing burnt bulbs in their apartments. Electricity is 110 V.
Living There
Serving as a missionary in Palau comes with great responsibility and high expectations. Not only does the role of missionary include being an effective teacher/educator, but also the expectation to excel socially and spiritually with everyone that the missionary will encounter. A Christ-like attitude and spiritual maturity must be evident during your stay. It is expected that a missionary must make an intentional effort to understand the mindset and culture of the island. Upon being accepted to serve in Palau, you will be joining a FAMILY. In this family everyone has a role. Some of those roles are clearly defined but others may not be. In this unique family everyone must be flexible. Because of the changing needs of our schools, be ready to help serve in whatever way is needed. ***For volunteers from divisions other than NAD, please work with your Division Volunteer Coordinator regarding important ticketing information with MTS Travel. Division Volunteer Coordinator contact your respective GC coordinator for further information. Pay special attention to the visa information.
Included
- Local Travel
- Utilities
- Monthly Living Allowance
- Insurance
- Accommodations
Not Included
- Visa
- Travel to and From Location
- Food\ Meals
- Medical/Inoculations
Restrictions
- Apartments are available for the same gender unless married
- Divers insurance is required before you scuba dive and can be obtained through www.travelerEMS.com
Compensation
Monthly Living Allowance - USD $500/monthly)
Additional
- Required Inoculations - Hepatitis B and Also go to www.cdc.gov and click Travelers' Health, then choose your destination recommendations.
- Police Clearance Required - All applicants need to bring original police clearance with them to Palau. A missionary permit will be done once the volunteer reaches Palau.
- Child Protection Clearance Required
- Destination City: Koror, Palau
- Airport: Airai International Airport (ROR)
- May want to bring teaching or bulletin board materials. Ask Principal.
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