Physics Teacher – Cairo, Egypt – August 2027 | London Interviews

A British international school in New Giza, Cairo is looking to appoint a talented Physics Teacher for the August 2027 academic year.

Interviews will be held in London on 11–12 November 2026, giving shortlisted candidates the opportunity to meet the school's recruitment team in person.

The Role

The successful candidate will join the secondary Science department, teaching Physics and preparing students for external examinations.

The school is looking for a specialist who can develop students' understanding of scientific principles through practical investigation, mathematical application and problem-solving.

Experience teaching GCSE/IGCSE Physics is particularly valuable, while A-Level Physics experience would be an advantage.

Lessons should encourage curiosity and independent scientific thinking, with students developing the ability to analyse data, evaluate evidence and apply theoretical knowledge to unfamiliar problems.

What We're Looking For

Applicants should hold a relevant Physics or Science degree and a recognised teaching qualification, ideally PGCE with QTS or B.Ed.

You should demonstrate:

• Strong secondary Physics teaching experience
• Experience preparing students for GCSE/IGCSE Physics
• Excellent specialist Physics knowledge
• Confidence delivering practical and laboratory-based lessons
• Effective examination preparation and assessment
• Strong differentiation and classroom management
• The ability to engage and challenge students across different ability levels

Salary & Benefits

The school offers an attractive international package:

• £31,500–£45,352 annual salary (TPR)
• Separate STPR scale for eligible appointments
• Accommodation provided
• Annual return flights
• Medical insurance
• Two free school places for children
• Lunch provided

Salary placement will depend on experience, qualifications and the applicable scale.

Start date: August 2027
Interview dates: 11–12 November 2026
Interview location: London, UK

Qualified Physics Teachers interested in joining an established British international school in Cairo are encouraged to apply now through Teaching Abroad Direct.