International Teacher (PreK-12, Two-Year Contract)

Majuro Cooperative School is a small private international school on Majuro Atoll in the Marshall Islands, serving students from PreK through grade 12. The school is currently accepting applications from international teachers across grade levels and subject areas for two-year contracts beginning in August, including openings that have come up recently for science, elementary, music/art, and technology teaching roles.

As a teacher at Majuro Cooperative School, you will take on a genuinely hands-on role at a small school where staff often wear multiple hats: teaching your subject, and also potentially coaching a sport, heading a committee, or providing extra tutoring support to students who need it. Classes are conducted in English, and the school follows a US-influenced curriculum structure, which suits teachers trained in or familiar with that system. Because the school is small, teachers get real visibility into student progress and a level of community connection that is hard to find at larger international schools.

Contracts run for two years, beginning in August, and the school's recruitment team arranges the entry permit and work authorization needed for international hires to live and work legally on Majuro. Roundtrip airfare at the start and end of the contract is covered, on-site housing is provided, and an electricity/utilities allowance is included on top of salary. Certification and previous teaching experience are desirable but the school considers a range of backgrounds, particularly for harder-to-fill subject areas.

Majuro is the capital and most populous atoll of the Marshall Islands, a remote Pacific nation with a small expatriate community and a close-knit international teaching staff. This is a good fit for someone looking for a genuinely different, community-focused teaching placement rather than a large international school in a major city, and who is comfortable with the logistics of living on a small, remote Pacific atoll.

To apply, send a cover letter and resume/CV to the appropriate principal depending on grade level: PreK-5 roles go to the Elementary Principal, and grades 6-12 roles go to the Middle/High School Principal, using the email addresses on the school's employment page.