1. Curriculum Development & Instruction - Design and deliver AP courses (e.g., AP Calculus, AP Physics, AP Chemistry, AP Biology) aligned with College Board standards, ensuring alignment with exam syllabi. - Employ diverse teaching methodologies (e.g., case studies, Socratic seminars, lab investigations) to deepen subject understanding and cultivate higher-order thinking skills. - Integrate digital tools (e.g., AP Classroom, online mock exam platforms) to enhance instructional effectiveness. 2. Student Preparation & Support - Guide students in developing AP exam preparation plans, provide targeted practice, and analyze mock exam results to improve pass rates and high-score achievement. - Monitor academic performance and offer after-school tutoring or personalized learning plans for students requiring additional support. - Assist students in completing AP Capstone projects (if applicable), fostering research and academic writing skills. 3. Assessment & Feedback - Design formative and summative assessments (e.g., FRQs, DBQs, lab reports) adhering to AP grading rubrics and provide timely, detailed feedback. - Analyze student performance data to refine teaching strategies and address diverse learning needs. 4. Collaboration & Professional Development - Participate in the AP Course Audit to ensure compliance with College Board certification requirements. - Collaborate with the college counseling team to support student university applications (e.g., recommendation letters, AP score interpretation). - Attend College Board workshops, AP teacher training sessions, and subject-specific conferences.

Education - Master’s degree or higher in a field directly related to the AP subject taught (e.g., Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, History, Economics). - Valid teaching certification (e.g., PGCE, U.S. state teaching license); AP-specific training or College Board certification is preferred. Experience - Minimum 3 years of teaching experience in international schools or American-curriculum institutions, with expertise in at least one AP subject. - In-depth knowledge of AP curriculum frameworks, exam grading standards, and audit processes; prior experience as an AP Reader (exam grader) is a plus. Skills & Competencies - Subject Mastery: Strong academic foundation in the AP subject, capable of guiding students through college-level content. - Language Proficiency: Fluency in English for instruction (TOEFL/IELTS or proof of English-medium teaching required); bilingual ability (English + local language) is advantageous. - Technical Skills: Proficiency in AP teaching platforms (e.g., AP Classroom), data analysis tools, and online collaboration software (e.g., Google Classroom). - Exam Expertise: Familiarity with AP exam formats and strategies to optimize student performance. Personal Attributes - Passionate about education with excellent classroom management and cross-cultural adaptability. - Detail-oriented, resilient in high-pressure environments, and committed to student academic success.