Fayston High school -Math and Social studies teacher

[Open Positions] - Full-time Math Teacher (High School) (Geometry, Algebra 2, Functions, Trigonometry and Statistics, History of Math) - Full-time Social Studies Teacher (High School) (World History, US History) [Position Details] Starting Date: July 2026 (26F) Supervisor: Vice Principal Visa Requirement: F-Visa or Korean nationality [Academic Qualification] Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Education or a related subject from an accredited institution of higher education [Fayston Preferences] Native or near-native fluency in English (must be able to professionally facilitate a class in English) Minimum 1 year of full-time teaching experience, preferably in a school setting Christian Teacher certification; Master’s degree or higher in Education or a subject-related field preferred Bilingual (English and Korean) [Responsibilities] Teach assigned high school subjects according to department and AP curriculum standards Design and implement engaging and rigorous lessons Evaluate and support student learning through formative and summative assessments Collaborate effectively with colleagues and contribute to school programs and events Maintain professionalism, integrity, and confidentiality in all academic and administrative duties [Interviewing with FAYSTON] (2-week process, after initial document screening) 1st Interview: Document Screening (Resume Review) 2nd Interview: 20-minute Teaching Demonstration + Q&A with panel of teachers and hiring committee 3rd Interview: Final screening by Principal; offer & contract discussion on site with Fayston Pay Scale Document [Working Conditions] Under 25 class hours per week Class Size: Under 18 students Working Hours: 8:00 AM ~ 5:00 PM (Monday to Friday) Paid Vacation: 8 weeks per year Salary: Determined after negotiation (based on Fayston internal regulations) Transportation: Shuttle provided to nearby stations Housing Support: Available if necessary [Notice] If any false information is found in the application documents, the offer of employment may be revoked, even after confirmation.