.Contract Length: 2 yearsNumber of Vacancies: 2Student Level:- Elementary- Licensed Teacher, University Graduate**Requirements**:- Education Required: Bachelor- Minimum Teaching Experience: 2 years of teaching experience- Required Certificates:- Teaching Credential/License- International teaching experience required.- Basic Spanish- Teaching experience in Latin America is preferred.- Project-based learning experience preferred.Job Benefits:- Aid for Rent- Daily nutritious lunch on campus- International Private Health Insurance- Paid summer, winter, and spring vacations- Three personal days- Six sick days- December bonus- On-campus parking- Ongoing personnel training- Guadalajara orientation service upon arrival- 1 round-trip flight back home each school year- Shared cost of working visa**Job Description**: **Position Objectives**- To uphold the mission and vision of the Hábitat Learning Community.- Collaborate in creating a true learning community.- Provide his/her students with safe learning experiences consistent with their level of development.**Specific Duties**- To welcome children and parents, making himself/herself available to them 30 minutes before the children arrived at Hábitat Learning Community.- Keep systematic records of the interests of his/her students to carry out research projects with them based on those interests- Conduct research projects aimed at developing skills among his/her students and at creating new knowledge based on the Reggio Emilia educational approach, using a socio-constructivist approach to education.- Systematically document the research projects conducted with the children to track and demonstrate their learning processes.- Develop schedules and routines during the school day to ensure that the children have sufficient cognitive, physical, and social engagement, allowing time for free and structured play as a learning tool- Prepare reports on the development of skills and competencies for his/her students, to be delivered to parents on three occasions during the school cycle- Closely observe his/her students and report to the office of pedagogical coordination of the learning community any signs of problems in any student's social, emotional, physical, or cognitive development to provide that student with the necessary support.- Meet with his/her students' parents, both in groups and one-on-one, during the school cycle.- Participate in any professional development activities required by the administration of the learning community.- Conduct monthly and weekly planning of the activities and projects to be conducted with his/her students- Supervise his/her students whenever they are present on campus to guarantee their safety- Remain up to date on innovative teaching methods and trends in education to enrich his/her educational approach.**Expectations**- To act with kindness and empathy toward all members of the learning community.- Adhere to his/her working schedule and arrive on time every day