The Academic English Pathway (AEP) is an intensive, immersive academic English programme designed for non-native English speakers entering Years 5–8 (Ages 10–14).
This year-long programme equips students with the English language proficiency, academic skills and subject knowledge required to transition successfully into mainstream classes. The curriculum is developed by the AEP Curriculum Committee and aligned with AISM’s academic frameworks.
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Deliver content and facilitate coursework, discussions, and activities according to ACE EdVenture’s pedagogy and standards
Contact students’ parents regularly to update them on their children’s progress in the real world, academic and behavioural aspects whether positive or negative, especially positive
Attend mandatory team meetings such as Termly Tactics to stay updated on the school’s growth and evolution and convey relevant updates to students
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Deliver content and facilitate coursework, discussions, and activities according to ACE EdVenture’s pedagogy and standards
Contact students’ parents regularly to update them on their children’s progress in the real world, academic and behavioural aspects whether positive or negative, especially positive
Attend mandatory team meetings such as Termly Tactics to stay updated on the school’s growth and evolution and convey relevant updates to students
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If you are enthusiastic about making a difference in students’ lives through quality mathematics education within an international setting, we invite you to apply for this rewarding opportunity at AISM.
The role is suitable for individuals who enjoy working with children and have a strong foundation in Mathematics, including SPM Additional Mathematics.
Both full-time and part-time candidates are welcome to apply, provided they can commit to the role for at least 1 year.
Role Description The Computer/ICT Teacher will deliver engaging lessons in Information Technology and Computer Science aligned with the Cambridge curriculum, using a variety of teaching methods and digital tools. Day-to-day responsibilities include planning and preparing lesson materials, assessing student progress, providing constructive feedback, and maintaining accurate records of student performance. The teacher will guide learners in developing practical digital skills, critical thinking, and responsible technology use.
Observe children for emotional, developmental, or health-related concerns and communicate findings with principal, parents, and child development specialists.
Work independently in managing classroom activities and collaboratively within a team.
Participate in school events and take charge of classroom and school-wide decorations.
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Encourage Growth: Guide students toward performances with clear, achievable goals, helping them grow in confidence as they reach new milestones.
Stay Connected: Keep parents informed and engaged through regular updates on their child’s progress via the Aureus App, ensuring an active partnership in the learning process.
Host Recitals: Organize performances and showcase events where students can shine, demonstrating their progress and gaining confidence in front of an audience.
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