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The post of Deputy Director for the secondary cycle of the European School in Brussels II falls vacant on 1 September 2024.
Details of how to apply for this position can be found in the Public Notice and in the Information Note below:
Public Notice for the post of Deputy Director for the Secondary Cycle of the European School in Brussels II
Public Notice for the post of Deputy Director for the Secondary Cycle of the European School in Brussels II
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Information Note for the post of Deputy Director for the Secondary Cycle of the European School in Brussels II
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Please submit by email to European_Schools@education.gov.ie a single PDF document containing a ‘Europass’ Curriculum Vitae together with all required documentation, as outlined in the regulations at the following link:
Regulations for the Appointment and Evaluation of Directors and Deputy Directors of the European Schools
Regulations for the Appointment and Evaluation of Directors and Deputy Directors of the European Schools
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Completed application files must be submitted to International Cooperation Unit in the Department of Education by 17.00 on Wednesday, 08 May 2024.
The closing date has now passed for primary-school secondments in the EU Schools 2024/2025.
Vacancies for year 2025/2026 will be advertised here in November/December 2024.
The closing date has now passed for Secondary School Secondments in the EU Schools 2024/2025.
Vacancies for year 2025/2026 will be advertised here in November/December 2024.
Typically, a working knowledge of the European School’s community language, other than English or Irish, is required. Knowledge of the language of the country of employment is particularly desirable. Spoken competence in this language will be assessed in an online interview. While a basic spoken competence in the candidate’s selected language is usually expected, if a candidate excels in every other respect at interview and commits to learning a vehicular or the host country language during their secondment to the European Schools, this will be looked upon favourably.
Teachers receive a salary paid by the Department of Education, which is pensionable under the Teachers’ Pension Scheme. This is supplemented by a European salary paid by the European Schools. Details of remuneration and allowances for teachers are available on the European Schools’ websitewww.eursc.eu . Each post is a secondment for a maximum term of nine years.
Primary school vacancy closing date has now passed
Secondary School vacancy closing date has now passed.
2024/25 The European Schools – Secondary – Applicant’s Name – Post title
Frequently Answered Questions (FAQ) available here
Frequently Answered Questions (FAQ) – Secondment of teachers to the European Schools
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Should you have an additional query, please contact:
European Schools, International Co-operation Unit, Department of Education at the following email address: European_Schools@education.gov.ie