Red House International School Announces New Job Openings in Education

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Published on 26/12/2023 at 20:48

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Join the Team at Red House International School, an Expanding Network of Bilingual Schools Committed to the Education of Conscious Global Citizens Passionate About Learning.

Red House International School, with over 50 years of experience in the educational sector and presence in various regions of Brazil, is expanding its team. We are looking for professionals passionate about education who dream of contributing to a more peaceful and united world. With a curriculum that combines the best pedagogical practices and educational technologies from around the globe, Red House has become a reference in bilingual international education, offering a welcoming and inclusive approach.

Job Openings

Maintenance Assistant – Perdizes (São Paulo – SP)
Secretary Assistant [Affirmative Vacancy for People with Disabilities] (São Paulo – SP)
Affirmative Talent Bank for People with Disabilities (PCD): Red House (São Paulo – SP)
Talent Bank: Writer (Class Author) (São Paulo – SP and Remote)
Talent Bank: Red House (São Paulo – SP)
Early Years Head Teacher – Campus Recife (Recife – PE)
Early Years Head Teacher – Museu do Ipiranga (São Paulo – SP)
Early Years Head Teacher – Sorocaba (Votorantim – SP)
Early Years Head Teacher – Teresina (Teresina – PI)
Early Years Teaching Assistant – Campus Santos (Santos – SP)
Elementary Head Teacher – Campus Recife (Recife – PE)
Elementary Head Teacher – Jundiaí (Jundiaí – SP)
Elementary Head Teacher – Museu do Ipiranga (São Paulo – SP)
Elementary Head Teacher – Sorocaba (Votorantim – SP)
Elementary Teaching Assistant – Museu do Ipiranga (São Paulo – SP)
Elementary Teaching Assistant – Sorocaba (Votorantim – SP)
Nurse [Affirmative Vacancy for People with Disabilities] (São Paulo – SP)
Monitor [Affirmative Vacancy for People with Disabilities] (São Paulo – SP)
Music Specialist Teacher (Early Years and Elementary) – Sorocaba (Votorantim – SP)
Pedagogical Coordination Support – Museu do Ipiranga (São Paulo – SP)
Physical Education Specialist Teacher (Early Years and Elementary) – Sorocaba (Votorantim – SP)
Portuguese Language and Brazilian Culture Specialist Teacher (Early Years and Elementary) – Jundiaí (Jundiaí – SP)
Portuguese Language and Brazilian Culture Specialist Teacher (Early Years and Elementary) – Sorocaba (Votorantim – SP)
PYP Trainee (Internship) – Higienópolis (São Paulo – SP)
Spanish Specialist Teacher (Early Years and Elementary) – Sorocaba (Votorantim – SP)
Teaching Assistant – Campus Recife (Recife – PE)
Teaching Assistant – Curitiba (Curitiba – PR)

How to Apply

Interested individuals wishing to join the team at Red House International School should access the institution’s career portal. There, you will find detailed information about each position and be able to apply online.

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About the School

Red House International School is a school network aimed at creating lifelong learners, with an international mindset and skills to solve global challenges. In addition to emphasizing respect for differences and conscious decision-making, the school promotes appreciation of diverse cultures and the value of one’s own heritage.

The job openings at Red House International School are an incredible opportunity for those looking to positively impact the next generation. If you share the dream of building a more peaceful and collaborative future through education, this is your chance to be part of an inspiring and transformative team!

Red House International School Announces New Job Openings in Education

Join the Team at Red House International School, an Expanding Network of Bilingual Schools Committed to the Education of Conscious Global Citizens Passionate About Learning.

Job Openings

How to Apply

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How to Apply

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