Pathfinder Lead & Support Educators (Annecy,France)

Primary Years Lead Teacher – Annecy, France

Lead Teacher drives the classroom experience, guiding children through personalized learning pathways and implementing Boundless Education’s Questing framework. This leadership role is responsible for the full learning journey of each child.

Please note: This is a new location launch. We are aiming for a January 2027 start date and will provide more clarity on the exact timeline soon.

What You’ll Do

• Ensure the duty of care for all children.
• Cultivate a sense of community and belonging.
• Foster holistic well‑being, encompassing physical, social, and emotional health.
• Implement the Boundless Education Questing framework for authentic learning experiences.
• Guide children along personalized learning pathways.
• Provide routine updates to parents using technological tools.
• Establish goals with children and monitor progress with verbal and written feedback.
• Plan interdisciplinary lessons incorporating local experiences.
• Apply inquiry‑based learning strategies.
• Maximize educational technology tools for learning.
• Lead conferences and collect data for end‑of‑cohort Growth Trackers.
• Collaborate with colleagues to set high learning standards in a best‑practice environment.
• Engage in continuous professional learning for personal and educational growth.
• Build strong connections with parents and carers.

About You

• Excellent English language skills; French is a strong advantage for this location.
• Live in Annecy or nearby, able to commute daily.
• Bachelor’s degree (Master’s preferred).
• Minimum 3 years of full‑time classroom experience.
• Ability to thrive in fast‑paced and evolving environments.
• Clear and effective communicator.
• Experience with inquiry‑based educational programs and collaborative teams.
• Experience with culturally and linguistically diverse learners.
• Special needs expertise is a great plus.
• Knowledge of child safety, psychological needs, research‑supported instructional techniques, and assessment strategies.

Support Educator – Annecy, France

Support Educators partner in education, working alongside the Lead Teacher to provide the best possible experience for each child and assist the classroom teacher to utilize their professional knowledge and abilities.

Please note: This is a new location launch. We are aiming for a January 2027 start date and will provide more clarity on the exact timeline soon.

What You’ll Do

• Inspire students to achieve maximum learning by employing various teaching techniques, methods, and principles of learning to enable students to succeed academically, socially, behaviourally, and emotionally.
• Develop engaging and meaningful activities in collaboration with educational professionals and community service providers to ensure an outstanding student experience every day.
• Lead small group instruction and collect required data to determine each child’s progress in line with their individual education plan (IEP).
• Foster a culture of learning and acceptance by advocating for children with academic, social‑emotional, or behavioural concerns, and model appropriate social skills in the classroom.
• Dedicate some hours per week to lead, plan, and teach workshops or sessions in your areas of expertise and passion.
• Direct small group or individual instruction as guided by the Lead Teacher, working cooperatively by sharing ideas and concerns.
• Implement behaviour management activities that promote a safe learning environment for all.
• Mobilize and develop resources to support instructional activities planned by the Lead Teacher.
• Cover for Lead Teachers when they are sick or unavailable.
• Support educators during Nature Time, Arts, Science, Cooking, and Cultural Immersion sessions.
• Assist with lunch/snack duty, nap duty, and playground supervision.
• Help maintain clean and organized facilities throughout the day.

About You

• Excellent English language skills; French is a strong advantage for this location.
• Live in Annecy or nearby, able to commute daily.
• Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Education or a related field.
• Willingness to develop knowledge in crisis prevention, intervention, and management.
• Willingness to gain knowledge of effective teaching methodologies for students with disabilities.
• Ability to work collaboratively with classroom teachers.
• Strong problem‑solving skills and ability to work in ambiguous environments.
• Ability to promote ethical behaviour and maintain confidentiality regarding students.
• Proactive, adaptable, and able to apply quick thinking in a fast‑growing environment.

What We Offer

• Meaningful impact – create the education where children grow holistically.
• Curriculum innovation – pioneer place‑based learning that turns destinations into classrooms.
• Opportunities for professional growth – step into a dynamic environment where your role can grow as you grow.
• Family benefits – enjoy discounted tuition for your children at Boundless Schools.