High School Teacher in Mathematics and Chemistry Wanted at the European School in Luxembourg

Are you an experienced teacher who finds it exciting to work abroad and is curious about other cultures? We are now looking for a high school teacher in mathematics and chemistry for a position at the Swedish section of the European School in Luxembourg.

Be part of shaping the future of the school!

About the Job

The European School Luxembourg I has approximately 3,350 students in ten different language sections, distributed across Nursery (4-5 years), Primary (6-10 years), and Secondary (11-18 years). In total, about 30,000 students attend this type of school across 13 different schools throughout Europe, with Swedish sections in Luxembourg and Brussels. The students' guardians primarily work within the EU institutions.

In this position, you will teach Swedish-speaking students in mathematics and chemistry for grades 1-7 in Secondary. This role demands high levels of collaboration and independence, but also offers an opportunity to develop in a unique environment surrounded by other languages and cultures in a wonderful international setting. Daily work-related issues are handled by the local school management.

The working language with students, parents, and colleagues within the Swedish language section is Swedish. The Swedish teaching team in Secondary consists of 7 teachers, and together you will drive the section's joint efforts and contribute to maintaining Swedish holidays and traditions. You will also collaborate with staff from other language sections, communicating in one of the official working languages of the EU (English, German, or French).

A cultural and pedagogical exchange between staff and students is one of the core ideas within the European School. You will also have close contact with the students' guardians.

About You

To do a good job and thrive with us, you need to embody and uphold the state values and our core values for employee engagement: role model, trust, responsibility, collaboration, and development. Read more at www.skolverket.se/jobb (https://www.skolverket.se/jobb)

In this job, you should have:

• qualification as a high school teacher in mathematics and chemistry
• current experience from working as a teacher in a high school in Sweden
• several years of current experience in teaching mathematics and chemistry
• very good language skills in one of the official working languages of the EU (English, German, French).

It is an advantage if you have experience working abroad in teaching and if you have very good knowledge of another of the official working languages of the EU. It is also advantageous if you have experience teaching at the secondary level in Swedish compulsory school.

As a person, you need to:

• be able to adapt to new and changing circumstances and quickly find new solutions
• be outgoing and curious about other cultures and people
• enjoy collaborating and show great understanding for others and relate to them in a responsive manner
• be self-sufficient and able to create a positive classroom climate.

We also place great importance on your social skills, interest, and motivation to work abroad.

Important to Know

The application deadline is February 23. The start date for the position is August 15, 2026, and to apply for the position, you must have been registered and residing in Sweden for at least one year before the start date. The position can, after two contract extensions, last for a maximum of nine years.

When you register your application, you will answer some questions instead of attaching a personal letter. Please review the application form and prepare your answers before applying.

The Swedish National Agency for Education works to ensure that all children and students receive a good and equitable education in a safe environment. We support in various ways the Swedish preschool, school, and adult education. As an employee at the National Agency for Education, you contribute to creating good conditions for children's and students' development and learning. Get to know us better by visiting our website https://www.skolverket.se/jobb (https://www.skolverket.se/jobb). Our mission – the future of the school.