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 Christian Academy of Guatemala - Guatemala
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www.christacadguate.org
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Christian
Academy of Guatemala (CAG) is a non-profit, non-denominational, private
school. Its ministry is to the English-speaking community of Guatemala. The
Christian Academy of Guatemala in Guatemala City serves children of both
the expatriate business and the missionary communities, including LCMS
missionary children. The total enrollment of more than 200 students (K-12)
represents more than 50 mission agencies. This Christian school relies on
volunteers to serve as its teachers. It welcomes both new and experienced
teachers.
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Concordia International School
- China
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www.ciss.com.cn
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Concordia
International School - Shanghai (CISS) opened in 1998 and offers the
Shanghai expatriate community a solid academic program from Pre-K through
grade 12. CISS emphasizes computer technology and college preparatory
courses within a Christian Lutheran context. Applicants must have at least
two years of teaching experience and a willingness to commit to a minimum
of two years service at CISS.
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Highland Lutheran
International School - Papua New Guinea
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www.hlischool-png.org
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Highland
Lutheran International School (HLIS) is a dynamic and growing rural school
near Wabag in the highland province of Enga. The school provides quality
education for national children from Pre-K through high school. The school
is very ministry focused. Students who choose to attend this Christian
school are well behaved and motivated to learn. Positions are available to
both new and experienced, certified teachers. Applicants must contact Brent
Kilback at bkilback@online.net.pg .
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Hillcrest International School
- Nigeria
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www.hillcrestschool.net
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Hillcrest
International School located in Jos, Nigeria, is an inter-denominational
school serving the expatriate community in Nigeria. Hillcrest is a private,
co-educational day school, sponsored by ten mission bodies. Hillcrest's
primary focus is providing Christian education to missionary children;
however, it is also open to Nigerian students and other expatriates.
Currently, there are more than 250 students in grades 1-12, representing 24
countries and 10 major languages. For more information, contact the school
directly via e-mail at: Hillcrestschool@yahoo.com
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Hong Kong International School
- Hong Kong
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www.hkis.edu.hk
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Hong
Kong International School (HKIS) seeks high quality candidates who desire
an international teaching career, exude a love of people and learning, have
a record of accomplishment as educators and leaders and are committed to
the values of Christian education. Serving well over 2,000 students, HKIS
is composed of four schools on two campuses on the south side of Hong Kong
Island. The lower and upper primary schools are located in Repulse Bay. The
middle school and high school are in Tai Tam. Student-to-teacher ratios are
kept low to maximize student/teacher interaction within the rigorous
academic program. Contact the school via their Web site listed above.
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Inter-American School -
Guatemala
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www.ias-xela.org
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Inter-American
School (IAS) is located in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. It is a
non-denominational, Christian school that is concerned with all areas of
student development-spiritual, social, physical and academic. The school
serves the expatriate business and the missionary communities. The
Inter-American School faculty consists of teachers who are industrious and
committed to holistic-Christian education. The faculty is expected to have
a commitment to the Lord in their daily life, portrayed by a lifestyle
worthy of being emulated by the students and a creative, loving style of
teaching. Preference is given to teachers with certification and
experience, although these are not absolute prerequisites. A small stipend
which is sufficient to cover basic living costs is provided; however,
prospective teachers are encouraged to seek congregational support to supplement
their income during their time in Guatemala. Contact the school via their
Web site listed above.
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Sekolah Pelita Harapan -
Indonesia
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www.sph.edu
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This
area of the Pacific Rim has been one of the fastest growing regions in all
of Asia in recent years. Working with business and other leaders, The
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod has established several schools for this
countrywide project. The plan is to build many schools in this region to
serve expatriate and national children through a diverse and rich
educational experience. The school's mission is to prepare students to
become leaders and will be achieved by educating the whole child:
spiritually, emotionally, socially, intellectually and physically, with a
Biblical worldview and in an environment that glorifies Jesus as Lord and
Savior. Contact the school via their Web site listed above.
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