What are the responsibilities and job description for the World Language Teacher (0.60 FTE) position at White River Valley Supervisory Union?
The White River Valley Supervisory Union is seeking a full time Middle School World Language Teacher to provide learning opportunities to the students in our district, beginning July 1, 2025. The White River Valley Supervisory Union is located in the beautiful and picturesque White River Valley of Vermont. The White River Valley is approximately 25 minutes from Killington/Pico Ski Resort and 12 miles from Saskadena Six ski mountain. The White River flows through our districts making canoeing and kayaking very convenient after work or on the weekends.
Hiking trails are plentiful. Many would say it is a great location to raise a family. To know more about the SU please visit our website: www.wrvsu.orgWhite River Unified School District is seeking a .60 FTE World Language Teacher to teach world languages and cultures at White River Valley Middle School. The ideal candidate will have experience teaching a world language, be passionate about working with middle school students, and bring a global perspective to the classroom.Applicants should be knowledgeable about the diverse cultural and geographical features of regions around the world and committed to fostering cultural understanding.
Knowledge of standards-based curriculum is preferred, and the ability to collaborate and work as part of a team is essential.Successful candidates will also take initiative to develop and shape their program in collaboration with colleagues, offering students the chance to explore global cultures through Flexible Pathways. Opportunities might include engaging students in cuisine and cooking, music, and conversational language practice as ways to deepen cultural learning and global awareness.Key Responsibilities: Build a middle school world language program from the ground up, with room for creativity and innovationCollaborate with high school colleagues to expand future learning opportunities and ensure vertical alignmentCreate engaging, student-centered learning experiences that spark curiosity about the worldCelebrate cultural diversityboth global and localby helping students explore and honor their own cultures alongside othersIntegrate global perspectives into instruction through Flexible Pathways, including experiential learningContribute to a positive school climate and work closely with a supportive team of educatorsREQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Must hold or be eligible for a Vermont Educators License with the appropriate endorsement for a World Language
Hiking trails are plentiful. Many would say it is a great location to raise a family. To know more about the SU please visit our website: www.wrvsu.orgWhite River Unified School District is seeking a .60 FTE World Language Teacher to teach world languages and cultures at White River Valley Middle School. The ideal candidate will have experience teaching a world language, be passionate about working with middle school students, and bring a global perspective to the classroom.Applicants should be knowledgeable about the diverse cultural and geographical features of regions around the world and committed to fostering cultural understanding.
Knowledge of standards-based curriculum is preferred, and the ability to collaborate and work as part of a team is essential.Successful candidates will also take initiative to develop and shape their program in collaboration with colleagues, offering students the chance to explore global cultures through Flexible Pathways. Opportunities might include engaging students in cuisine and cooking, music, and conversational language practice as ways to deepen cultural learning and global awareness.Key Responsibilities: Build a middle school world language program from the ground up, with room for creativity and innovationCollaborate with high school colleagues to expand future learning opportunities and ensure vertical alignmentCreate engaging, student-centered learning experiences that spark curiosity about the worldCelebrate cultural diversityboth global and localby helping students explore and honor their own cultures alongside othersIntegrate global perspectives into instruction through Flexible Pathways, including experiential learningContribute to a positive school climate and work closely with a supportive team of educatorsREQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Must hold or be eligible for a Vermont Educators License with the appropriate endorsement for a World Language
