CAREERS

Working at St George's

St George's International School provides an outstanding education in English for around 850 students from over 70 countries. In a nurturing environment where students and staff feel a sense of belonging, we pride ourselves on supporting everyone to achieve their full potential, now and in the future.

 

A word from our Principal, Zeba Clarke

We love hearing from people who are interested in developing their careers at St George’s. We encourage applications throughout the year from internationally minded teachers and other suitably qualified staff, even when we do not have immediate vacancies. Simply complete our online application form, upload a CV and a personal statement so that our HR department can review your suitability.

We are looking for colleagues who will be comfortable with our culture, vision and values. We want everyone – staff and students – to feel welcome, safe and valued in our international community.  

Our staff are professional and committed individuals who enjoy working with students. We strive to offer the very best to our students and do everything we can to support and guide them to achieve their full potential.  

We offer our teachers and staff competitive salaries as well as personal and professional support and development opportunities to allow them to do what they do best – to engage, awaken and sustain a true love of learning in all students in our care.

We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Zeba Clarke
Principal

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Get social

St George’s international environment offers a unique opportunity to forge meaningful and lasting friendships with colleagues from diverse cultural backgrounds. Our Social Committee organises several large-scale staff social events throughout the year, alongside weekly activities, allowing people to bond with colleagues and discover what Luxembourg has to offer.

Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people

All employees require security clearance, which may take the form of an extract of Luxembourg “casier judiciaire” and/or an International Child Protection Certificate (ICPC). We also seek confidential references including one from the last employer. St George's is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All applicants will be required to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post. This will include checks with past employers and criminal records checks from countries lived, studied or worked in. All applicants are required to attend face-to-face interviews with senior managers from the school. Applicants will never be asked to forward payments as part of the recruitment process.

What our staff say about St George's

Claire Simmonds

Headteacher (Secondary)

Claire Simmonds joined St George’s in 2019 as Assistant Headteacher in Secondary, becoming the Whole School Designated Safeguarding Lead in 2020. She was further promoted to Deputy Headteacher in 2022 and, in 2023, took on the role of Headteacher for the Secondary section. To enhance her leadership skills, Ms Simmonds completed the National Professional Qualification for Headship, and in 2025, she began her training as a Team Inspector for the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) while also becoming a Peer Accreditor for the Council of British International Schools (COBIS).

“St George's has invested deeply in my professional development and has supported me at every stage of my career. As a leader, what I value most about working here is the strong sense of community and the school’s unwavering commitment to inclusivity. I’m excited to continue guiding St George’s forward as we play such a vital role in shaping Luxembourg’s educational landscape.”

Joe Xavier

IT Team Lead

Joe Xavier started as an IT Technician at St George's in 2013 and has steadily progressed his career to become a Team Lead. His experience and the knowledge he has gained at St George's has led to Mr Xavier becoming an expert in the field of IT in education.

"St George's is more than a workplace. For me, and many of my colleagues who have moved to Luxembourg from other countries, it is like a family. In my role in IT, I get to work with staff and students from across the entire school and being able to solve their technical problems is rewarding."

Danielle Smith

Primary Teacher

Danielle Smith has worked in the Primary section at St George’s since 2020. She initially joined as a teaching assistant and taught food technology. In 2024 she completed her PGCE (Post-Graduate Certificate in Education) in primary education. Now Ms Smith teaches the bespoke curriculum across all of St George's Primary mileposts.  

“St George’s has allowed me to progress in my career by offering great training opportunities for my career growth. What I love most about working here is the book-based curriculum as well as the collaborative working environment."
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