BBIS is always on the look-out for talented professionals from diverse backgrounds to join our team. Below, you will find our current job openings.
BBIS Berlin Brandenburg International School is committed to child protection and safeguarding. Prior to the appointment of all staff and volunteers, appropriate background checks are carried out to confirm the candidate’s identity, medical fitness, right to work in the country, previous employment history, professional and character references, qualifications and experience. This information will be taken into account in determining whether their appointment will be confirmed.
BBIS is an equal opportunities employer. At BBIS all decisions about staff employment, assignments, promotion, demotion, transfer, determination of salaries, benefits, and selection for training shall be taken without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation or disability. Individual merit and suitability for the particular job are the only considerations.
BBIS celebrates diversity and stands firmly against racism and all forms of prejudice and intolerance. Our diverse community works together in active pursuit of inclusivity, understanding, and justice for all.
Please note only online applications will be considered. Other things to note:
All applicants for regular work within the school, whether voluntary or paid, will be interviewed before an appointment is made and will be asked to provide at least three references, and all references will be followed up.
A police clearance (Polizeiliches Führungszeugnis) will be required of all applicants. Updated police clearances will be required of all staff and volunteers at regular intervals.
In case applicants have unexplained gaps in their employment history, or have moved frequently from one job to another, explanations will be sought.
All appointments, both paid and voluntary, will be subject to a probationary period and will not be confirmed unless the school administration is confident that the applicant can be safely entrusted with children and young people.