About the Group
Founded in 2002, Global Schools Group is a Singapore-headquartered, community-oriented education institution whose mission is to cultivate and nurture young minds into global leaders of the future and is significantly contributing to achieving significant learning outcomes for every child. In the last two decades, the Group has grown to 64 campuses in 11 countries.
Global Schools Group (GSG) is an education pioneer with a network of premier international schools. The Group schools infuse the best educational approaches from around the globe into a unique pedagogy which imparts value-based learning that goes beyond academics. The 64 GSG schools provide world class education to over 45,000 students from 70+ nationalities. The schools offer various. curricula, including IB, Cambridge and CBSE
Job Title: IBDP Psychology Teacher
Overview:
The role holder is responsible for delivering high-quality instruction in IBDP Psychology for Year 1 and Year 2 students and for providing holistic counselling support to students across Grades 6 to 12, irrespective of curriculum.
Functional
- Deliver the IBDP Psychology curriculum with a focus on the biological, cognitive, and sociocultural approaches to understanding human behaviour.
- Use inquiry-based, concept-driven instruction and embed TOK, ATL skills, and international-mindedness in classroom practice.
- Design differentiated lessons and assessments aligned with IB Psychology assessment criteria (Papers 13 and IA).
- Support students with their Internal Assessments (IA) and, where applicable, the Extended Essay in Psychology.
- Provide timely, meaningful feedback and record progress through platforms like ManageBac.
- Collaborate with the DP Coordinator and academic team to support curriculum planning and reflection.
- Participate in IB training and professional development to ensure alignment with IB standards and practices.
Counselling Role: Grades 6 to 12 (All Curricula)
- Provide individual and group counselling to address concerns.
- Develop and implement age-appropriate wellness programs, SEL sessions, and life skills workshops across Grades 612.
- Work closely with Coordinators, and teachers to identify students in need of additional support.
- Provide proactive career and academic counselling, including time management, study skills, and stress management strategies.
- Serve as a key liaison with parents, maintaining open communication and offering guidance when external interventions are needed.
- Promote a culture of well-being, inclusion, and student agency within the school environment.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in psychology, Counselling Psychology, or a related field.
- Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) or equivalent professional teaching qualification.
- Proficiency in educational technologies, learning management systems, and blended/hybrid teaching platforms.
- Demonstrated competence in digital pedagogy and ability to integrate technology meaningfully into counselling and classroom practice.
Work Location: In person, Singapore
