The History Teacher is responsible for delivering engaging lessons on local, African, and world history, developing students' analytical and interpretive skills.

• Plan and Deliver Lessons: Prepare and teach comprehensive History lessons covering Malawian, African, and world history, aligned with the national curriculum.
• Develop Critical Thinking: Guide students in analyzing historical sources, interpreting events, understanding cause and effect, and considering multiple perspectives.
• Foster National Identity: Teach Malawi's history, including pre-colonial societies, the colonial experience, the independence movement, and post-independence developments.
• Cover Key Topics: Teach topics such as the Slave Trade, European colonization, the rise of nationalism, and major world events (e.g., World Wars, the Cold War) and their impact on Africa.
• Assess Student Progress: Set, administer, and mark tests and examinations, tracking student performance and preparing them for external exams.
• Resource Management: Utilize textbooks, primary sources, maps, and audiovisual materials to enhance learning.
• Promote Heritage Awareness: Foster an appreciation for historical preservation and cultural heritage.
• Diploma/Degree in Education or related field
• At least 3 years of teaching experience
• Energetic retirees are encouraged to apply

• Prepare and teach comprehensive History lessons covering Malawian, African, and world history, aligned with the national curriculum.
• Guide students in analyzing historical sources, interpreting events, understanding cause and effect, and considering multiple perspectives.
• Teach Malawi's history, including pre-colonial societies, the colonial experience, the independence movement, and post-independence developments.
• Teach topics such as the Slave Trade, European colonization, the rise of nationalism, and major world events (e.g., World Wars, the Cold War) and their impact on Africa.
• Set, administer, and mark tests and examinations, tracking student performance and preparing them for external exams.
• Utilize textbooks, primary sources, maps, and audiovisual materials to enhance learning.
• Foster an appreciation for historical preservation and cultural heritage.

• Analytical skills
• Interpretive skills
• Lesson planning
• Curriculum alignment
• Critical thinking development
• Historical source analysis
• Understanding cause and effect
• Multiple perspective consideration
• National identity fostering
• Assessment and grading
• Resource management
• Heritage awareness promotion

• Diploma/Degree in Education or related field
• At least 3 years of teaching experience
• Proof of registration with Teachers Council of Malawi