Primary Teacher
Pubblicato il 14-10-2026 - Globeducate Partnership in Firenze
PRIMARY TEACHER
Globeducate International Schools
Globeducate is one of the world’s leading international K-12 education groups,with a network of schools and educational brands across multiple countries. Our schools are unitedby a shared commitment to educational excellence, innovation, international mindedness, and thedevelopment of students who graduate as global citizens who can shape the world. Colleagues atGlobeducate vantaggi from working within a collaborative international community that valuescontinuous improvement, professional learning and the sharing of best practice across the group.
Canadian School of Florence is a K-12 school with students from 3 to 18. The lower primary (Pre- Kindergarten to grade 3) campus is in San Domenico, Fiesole. The Upper primary campus (Grades 4 & 6) and Middle School campus (Grades 7-8) are also located in a nearby piazza. The Senior School (Grades 9-12) is in Florence, in a beautiful historical building, less than 2 km away from the Junior school.
Across all our campuses, courses are taught in English (except for Italian and French),
based on the Canada (Ontario) curriculum with preparation, in Italian, for the Italian national exams as a “paritaria” school. Our students work towards gaining the Ontario Secondary School Diploma which is recognized by universities worldwide. We also offer the Liceo delle Scienze Umane at our high school providing an opportunity for our students to gain a dual diploma.
The Ontario curriculum combines the best of Canadian and International educational practices into proven academic programs aimed at developing students' independent learning, collaboration, communication, and leadership skills. Through this integrated approach, we strive to develop well-rounded global citizens who are prepared for, and can adapt to, an ever-changing world. We continually develop life skills including respect, responsibility, perseverance, collaboration, empathy, and integrity. This approach encourages students