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ABOUT THE COMPANY

Pharo Foundation (“the Foundation”) is a mission-driven, non-profit organization that designs, funds, and operates economic development programs to achieve its vision of a vibrant, productive, and self-reliant Africa. Over the next decade, our goal is to create maximum impact toward three critical missions: Empowering the next generation-Ensuring that all students have an opportunity to access a high-quality, affordable education and become productive citizens of a rapidly changing world. Eliminating barriers to employment and productivity-Identifying and eliminating health, financial, and structural barriers to employment and productivity for working people. Solving water scarcity-Ensuring that people and communities across Africa have access to a safe and affordable source of water. Established within our Education Mission, Pharo Schools are centers of excellence offering top-quality education and integrating extracurricular activities to ensure an all-rounded approach. Pharo Schools follow their respective countries’ national curriculums and select regional and international ones to ensure our students are competitive. The academic structure is complemented by reading materials and creative technology-based learning solutions. Our schools offer a child-friendly learning environment fostering equality and respect. We strive to ensure all our students realize their full potential. The Foundation also operates Pharo Ventures, the for-profit arm of its operations with sustainable businesses in Ethiopia and Somaliland geared towards job creation and economic empowerment. With over 700 employees in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, and Somaliland, we are a diverse, multicultural, and passionate organization. We have our headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, and a liaison office in London, UK, which is home to our parent organization, Pharo Management. In Kenya, the Pharo Foundation has recently partnered with Tender Care Junior Academy, a private school offering a local curriculum designed to make quality education accessible to a broader audience.

JOB SUMMARY

As we prepare for the 2026 academic year, Pharo School Nairobi is launching a new recruitment cycle and is inviting fresh applications from qualified and passionate teachers.We are seeking Upper Primary and Junior School Teachers who are motivated, student-centred, and have a proven record of excellence in teaching and classroom management. Successful candidates will join us from January 2026.We are inviting applications from teachers qualified to teach in the following subject areas:MathematicsEnglishKiswahiliScience & AgricultureSocial Studies & CRECreative Arts (Music, Art & Design, PHE)ICTMinimum RequirementsMust have a Diploma/Degree in Education or equivalent.MUST have a TSC certificate.At least 3 years’ experience working as a teacher in the specific level applied for.Proficiency in computer applications / digital skills.Strong understanding of the CBC curriculum.Being active in extra-curricular activities is an added advantage.Familiarity with modern approaches of teaching.STEM experience is an added advantage.Location: Komarock, Nairobi Area, Sector 3 A Ruti Court

RESPONSIBILITIES

Develop and deliver engaging lessons tailored to the diverse needs of learners.Actively participate in the school's co-curricular and social support programs.Demonstrate a strong command of subject matter and continuously seek professional growth.Provide timely and constructive feedback through assessments, tests, and exercises.Maintain accurate and up-to-date learner records and progress reports.Collaborate with the Head of Department and Senior Teacher to address learner challenges and implement improvement strategies.Engage in ongoing professional development opportunities.Adhering to child safeguarding guidelines.Perform additional duties as assigned by the supervisor.

REQUIRED SKILLS

Classroom control and authority, Extracurricular activities, Interpersonal relationships building, Planning, Communication, Teaching, Class scheduling

REQUIRED EDUCATION

Diploma, Associate's degree

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