American Academy Larnaca
Physics Teacher - Senior School
The American Academy Larnaca Senior School seeks to recruit a Physics Teacher, starting immediately.
Physics Teacher (Institute - Afternoon)
€1–1
Monthly salary
Larnaka, Cyprus
Location
On-site
Work arrangement
Part Time
Employment type
Entry-Level
Seniority level
Permanent
Contract type
Job Description
TEACHING VACANCY
AMERICAN ACADEMY LARNACA
Physics Teacher – Institute
The American Academy Larnaca is a selective educational institution with an outstanding reputation and strong academic history, operating since 1908. The Academy’s motto “To Grow and to Serve” underlies the philosophy of the Academy and encourages all children to be leading citizens and lifelong learners.
The American Academy Larnaca Institute seeks to recruit an enthusiastic and committed Physics Teacher (afternoon only).
We offer
Competitive remuneration package
Creative, exciting, friendly and vibrant working environment
Personal and Professional development
Students that rise to challenges positively and enthusiastically, and have high expectations of themselves
Dedicated and enthusiastic team of staff
Duties
- To provide effective teaching of the highest order to students assigned by the AAI Principal
- To administer day-to-day routines, procedures and rules of the Institute
- To provide a point of contact for parents of students taught and to support the communication between Institute and home
- To ensure that students are well prepared for external examinations for approved qualifications in the subject taught
Requirements
Education & Experience
- University degree or equivalent, certified by KYSATS, in the subject to be taught
- Experience teaching GCSE and GCE ‘A’ level Physics
- Experience in teaching public school level Physics
- Experience in preparing students for the entrance exams (Παγκύπριες Εξετάσεις) of public universities in Cyprus and Greece
- Relevant postgraduate qualification (e.g. PGCE) will be considered as an advantage
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Knowledge of general principles of teaching, subject specific curriculum design and assessment for learning
Knowledge of the English & Greek language
Knowledge of GCSE/A Level assessment criteria will be considered an advantage
Ability to identify their own development needs (professional and subject based), take ownership of their professional development and be prepared to improve their teaching practice and knowledge
Ability to communicate information and ideas using verbal, visual and written communication so that students will understand
Ability to use Microsoft office suite applications, management information systems (MIS) and training and education applications
How to Apply
Applications
Application forms (link) to be submitted together with a curriculum vitae, cover letter and all relevant certificates not later than Friday, 30th October 2026.
Consideration will only be given to fully completed applications and only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
Canvassing will disqualify.
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children therefore police and health certificates will be required to be submitted on appointment.
Job Categories
Posted: 2 Oct 2026
Expires: 30 Oct 2026
Ref. No. 7022922
About Company
American Academy Larnaca
The American Academy Larnaca (School) is owned by the American Academy Alumni Foundation.
It is a private, selective, non-sectarian, co-educational, independent school, approved by the Ministry of Education and Culture and licensed in accordance to the Private Schools Law 1971.
The Academy motto “to grow and to serve” underlies the philosophy of the Academy. It is the hallmark of the culture and ethos of the Academy referred to as “the Academy spirit”. This is characterized by a democratic and positive climate, respect for each other, understanding and co-operation between students and staff in addition to involvement in humanitarian, social, cultural and other activities for the welfare of our Academy community and the wider community of which we are a part.
The vision of the Academy incorporates this and more. It strives to become the most successful forward-looking school in Cyprus and beyond by promoting:
a ‘spirit’ characterised by meaningful and lasting relationships,
a strong sense of justice and service to others;
being innovative and distinctive;
reflecting the best educational practice leading to world-wide recognised qualifications;
preparing students to become successful and effective learners and citizens of the 21st Century;
attracting the most able students selected by ability tests;
helping students to achieve their dreams in their ‘Academy’ education and beyond.
All this is based on a guiding set of Christian principles.
The American Academy’s mission is to be true to our ideal: - to grow and to serve. Our graduates will have the vision, knowledge and skills to enable them to be leading citizens and lifelong learners who respond to the needs of their families and communities in a spirit of tolerance:
To develop positive attitudes to learning through world class motivational teaching which engenders self-belief.
To be at the forefront of educational development as a learning organisation which enables all students to become independent learners appreciating the significance of life-long learning.
To have a positive and blame free environment which encourages co-operation and which focuses on success and enables our students to become positive, responsible clear thinking and caring adults.
To appreciate the learning needs and styles of individual students and to provide a stimulating and forward looking curriculum which encourages every student to understand the world around them and to reach for the stars.
To encourage and enable students to develop those personal qualities which lead them to have self-respect, respect for others and for their environment.
Larnaka, Cyprus
Location
101-250 Employees
Company size
Education Centers
Industry sector
www.academy.ac.cy
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