We are seeking full-time, qualified teachers who can teach at least two of the following IB Diploma Programme subjects:
• English A (Language & Literature and Literature)
• English B (Language Acquisition)
• Mathematics (Analysis & Approaches and Applications & Interpretations)
• Physics
• Spanish B and ab initio (Language Acquisition)
• Theatre

Alternatively, one of the above subjects may be combined with expertise in all of:
• supporting visually-impaired students
• supporting learners in mathematics, physics and chemistry
• preparing individual education plans
• coordinating whole-school ‘learning support’

The ability to teach additional subjects is an advantage. All teachers may also teach Theory of Knowledge classes.

Who we are looking for

The ideal candidate will be inspired by the UWC mission and committed to positively contributing to our educational community within and beyond the classroom. We particularly welcome applications from candidates who can demonstrate the ability to contribute actively to our extra-academic and residential life programmes.

Essential
• A relevant degree and teaching qualification
• Experience teaching your subjects at an appropriate level
• Professional proficiency in English
• Understanding of inclusive pedagogy and safeguarding practices
• Willingness to contribute to the extra-academic and residential life of the school
• Strong communication, organisational, collaborative and IT skills

Desirable
• IB Diploma Programme teaching experience
• Ability to teach an additional subject
• Experience or interest in:
• peacebuilding development and implementation
• music or performing arts
• bicycle maintenance skills
• lab preparation skills
• outdoor education (e.g. hiking, skiing, climbing, paddling)
• Experience working in a residential or boarding school
• Qualifications related to safeguarding, wellbeing or mental health
• Willingness to learn Norwegian

Safeguarding

UWC Red Cross Nordic is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All appointments are subject to child protection screening and satisfactory references. Training in safeguarding, First Aid, mental health First Aid, and diversity, equity and inclusion will be provided.

How to apply

Before applying, we encourage candidates to read the school, student and teacher profiles, cf. the extended application text on our website.

Please submit:
• A CV (maximum two pages)
• Copies of degree and teaching certificates and relevant qualifications
• Contact details for at least two referees (including your current or most recent employer)
• A letter (350-700 words) outlining:
• the subject(s) and/or learning support role you are applying for
• how you meet the role requirements
• how you would contribute to the academic, extra-academic and residential life of the College

Please email applications to Natasha Lambert (Rektor) at appointments@uwcrcn.no.

Application deadline : 18 February 2026

The College reserves the right to appoint before the closing date.