Michiru View Schools invites applications from suitably qualified, experienced and highly motivated candidates for the position of TEACHER OF ENGLISH – SECONDARY SCHOOL. The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering high-quality English Language and Literature instruction and contributing to the academic, co-curricular and pastoral development of learners at secondary school level.
Job Summary
- Type: full-time
- Location: Blantyre
- Category: Education
- Closing Date: 2026-09-29
Key Responsibilities
- Plan, prepare and deliver effective English lessons in accordance with the national curriculum and school standards.
- Teach English Language and Literature at secondary school level, including MSCE classes.
- Prepare schemes of work, lesson plans, assessments and other required professional records.
- Set, administer, mark and analyse tests, examinations and assignments, and provide constructive feedback.
- Monitor learners’ academic progress and implement appropriate strategies to improve performance.
- Prepare and support students for MANEBE and other relevant national examinations.
- Assess student attendance, results, discipline and academic progress.
- Use appropriate teaching methods, instructional materials and educational technology to promote learning.
- Participate actively in departmental meetings, staff meetings, school programmes and other school activities.
- Participate in co-curricular activities, including sports, drama, public speaking, etc.
- Provide mentorship, membership and pastoral support to learners and contribute to good discipline and positive values.
- Perform such other duties and responsibilities reasonably assigned by the School Administration.
Requirements
- Be registered and licensed with the Teachers Council of Malawi.
- Must have a minimum of three (3) years teaching experience at secondary school level.
- Demonstrate strong communication, interpersonal and classroom management skills.
- Be able to work independently and as part of a team.
- Be highly organised, professional, innovative and committed to academic excellence.
- Demonstrate good knowledge of the Malawi secondary school curriculum and examination requirements.
Salary
Not specified
How to Apply
Apply by email: falsjustine@gmail.com
Phone: 0995 356 429 / 0888 332 632 / 0999 358 265 / 0881 759 783
Address: HR Administration, Michiru View Schools, P.O. Box 3108, Blantyre
Phone: 0995 356 429 / 0888 332 632 / 0999 358 265 / 0881 759 783
Address: HR Administration, Michiru View Schools, P.O. Box 3108, Blantyre
About the Company
Michiru View Schools is an educational institution operating in Malawi, offering schooling from pre-school through to secondary level. The institution runs a boys' secondary school alongside its other programmes and has been shaping leaders since its founding in 1998. It maintains contact channels for prospective families through a secretary's office and dedicated school lines. Based in Malawi, the school serves students across the early childhood and secondary education stages.
Shaping leaders since 1998 — Pre-School to Secondary education in Malawi
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do I need to become a secondary school English teacher in Malawi?
You typically need a Diploma in Education or a Bachelor's degree in Education with English as a teaching subject from a recognized institution like the University of Malawi or Mzuzu University. A Teaching Service Commission (TSC) registration certificate is also required to teach in registered schools.
What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of an English teacher at a Malawian secondary school?
You will prepare and deliver lessons following the Malawi National Curriculum, mark assignments and examinations, maintain student records, and participate in staff meetings and extracurricular activities. Teachers often handle multiple classes and may be assigned supervisory duties during breaks.
How is the work culture for teachers in Malawian private secondary schools?
Private schools typically expect high punctuality, professional dress, and active involvement in school development. The culture emphasizes respect for hierarchy, with teachers reporting to department heads and headteachers, and parent engagement is increasingly important.
What career progression opportunities exist for English teachers in Malawi?
You can advance to senior teacher, head of department, deputy headteacher, or headteacher positions with experience and further qualifications. Some teachers also move into curriculum development, teacher training at colleges, or educational administration roles in government or NGOs.
What benefits are typically offered to teachers in Malawian secondary schools?
Benefits vary by employer but often include paid annual leave, limited medical coverage, and sometimes pension contributions through the National Pension Scheme. Private schools may offer additional incentives like housing allowances or professional development support.
How should I apply for a teaching position and what do Malawian employers look for?
Submit a typed application letter with your CV, certified copies of academic and professional certificates, and references to the school directly or through advertised channels. Employers prioritize demonstrated classroom experience, strong communication skills, and commitment to student welfare.