United World Colleges International
IBDP Teachers (various positions)
United World Colleges International, Atlantic, Iowa, United States, 50022
Job title:
IBDP Teachers (various positions)
Location:
UWC Atlantic College, Llantwit Major, Wales
Salary:
GBP 31,217 - 48,105, depending on experience
Working pattern:
Full-time, average 40 hours per week Duration of contract:
Permanent
UWC Atlantic is the founding College of the United World Colleges global education movement. Its home is the beautiful 12th century St Donat's Castle in South Wales, where students from over 90 countries come for two years to live and work together in a dynamic learning landscape.
UWC is a deliberately diverse, mission‑driven international college with a strong commitment to the educational principles of Kurt Hahn, its founder, and a passionate belief in the importance of education as a force for good in the world – to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future.
Since 1962, UWC has entrusted students with authentic responsibility and guided them to make appropriate choices and to learn from their mistakes. It is through this trust, responsibility and accountability that students learn that they can make a difference and that through effort and engagement they can achieve far more than they ever imagined.
UWC empowers bridge‑builders, systems changers and compassionate global citizens through the delivery of a pioneering and distinctive IB (International Baccalaureate) educational model.
UWC’s student body is hugely diverse (from around 90 countries each year), based on its ability to reach out across the globe to attract and encourage new students from vastly differing political, religious, ethnic and socio‑economic backgrounds. These inspirational young people, the next generation of leaders, are drawn from among the most marginalised groups of today’s world and the most privileged. Students are selected on their promise and potential to create impact in the fields of sustainability, social justice and peace. The College offers one of the most comprehensive scholarship programmes available at the pre‑university level, with 50% of students receiving financial support.
UWC Atlantic College is recruiting for passionate IBDP teachers.
We are welcoming applications from teachers with interdisciplinary strengths to teach within the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme from August 2026 on a permanent basis.
We have multiple vacancies and the teaching responsibilities for these roles would be delivering a range of IBDP subjects, including:
Systems Transformation Pathway
Group 3: Individuals & Societies – Economics, Environmental Systems & Societies
Group 5: Mathematics
IBDP Core: Theory of Knowledge
Experience teaching one or multiple of these subjects is desirable, but experience from other related disciplines within the IBDP Programme is also welcome. Please indicate which subjects you would be able to offer. For candidates transferring from different qualifications, the relevant IBDP training would be offered. A passion for teaching is essential.
Responsibilities Please see the job description on the UWC Atlantic website for the full role details, including role description, role purpose, key accountabilities and person specification.
How to apply UWC Atlantic is an inclusive organisation and we strive to create a diverse and inclusive team. We are an equal‑opportunity employer and welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds. UWC Atlantic welcomes applications from individuals working outside the education sector with the relevant experience and expertise.
If you like the sound of the role, but don’t believe you quite meet all our criteria, we would still encourage you to apply.
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IBDP Teachers (various positions)
Location:
UWC Atlantic College, Llantwit Major, Wales
Salary:
GBP 31,217 - 48,105, depending on experience
Working pattern:
Full-time, average 40 hours per week Duration of contract:
Permanent
UWC Atlantic is the founding College of the United World Colleges global education movement. Its home is the beautiful 12th century St Donat's Castle in South Wales, where students from over 90 countries come for two years to live and work together in a dynamic learning landscape.
UWC is a deliberately diverse, mission‑driven international college with a strong commitment to the educational principles of Kurt Hahn, its founder, and a passionate belief in the importance of education as a force for good in the world – to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future.
Since 1962, UWC has entrusted students with authentic responsibility and guided them to make appropriate choices and to learn from their mistakes. It is through this trust, responsibility and accountability that students learn that they can make a difference and that through effort and engagement they can achieve far more than they ever imagined.
UWC empowers bridge‑builders, systems changers and compassionate global citizens through the delivery of a pioneering and distinctive IB (International Baccalaureate) educational model.
UWC’s student body is hugely diverse (from around 90 countries each year), based on its ability to reach out across the globe to attract and encourage new students from vastly differing political, religious, ethnic and socio‑economic backgrounds. These inspirational young people, the next generation of leaders, are drawn from among the most marginalised groups of today’s world and the most privileged. Students are selected on their promise and potential to create impact in the fields of sustainability, social justice and peace. The College offers one of the most comprehensive scholarship programmes available at the pre‑university level, with 50% of students receiving financial support.
UWC Atlantic College is recruiting for passionate IBDP teachers.
We are welcoming applications from teachers with interdisciplinary strengths to teach within the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme from August 2026 on a permanent basis.
We have multiple vacancies and the teaching responsibilities for these roles would be delivering a range of IBDP subjects, including:
Systems Transformation Pathway
Group 3: Individuals & Societies – Economics, Environmental Systems & Societies
Group 5: Mathematics
IBDP Core: Theory of Knowledge
Experience teaching one or multiple of these subjects is desirable, but experience from other related disciplines within the IBDP Programme is also welcome. Please indicate which subjects you would be able to offer. For candidates transferring from different qualifications, the relevant IBDP training would be offered. A passion for teaching is essential.
Responsibilities Please see the job description on the UWC Atlantic website for the full role details, including role description, role purpose, key accountabilities and person specification.
How to apply UWC Atlantic is an inclusive organisation and we strive to create a diverse and inclusive team. We are an equal‑opportunity employer and welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds. UWC Atlantic welcomes applications from individuals working outside the education sector with the relevant experience and expertise.
If you like the sound of the role, but don’t believe you quite meet all our criteria, we would still encourage you to apply.
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