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Kindergarten Teacher – Canadian International School in Tashkent, Uzbekistan – August 2026 Start

ASQ Education·Tashkent·Posted 4 days ago
💰 £15-18k/year
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Job description

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Are you a passionate and energetic Kindergarten teacher looking for an exciting international opportunity? A vibrant international school in Uzbekistan is seeking dedicated Early Years educators to join its growing Early Childhood team for an August 2026 start.

This role is ideal for teachers who are enthusiastic about child-centred, play-based learning and committed to nurturing young learners within a supportive and globally minded environment.

Overview

  • Deliver engaging and developmentally appropriate Early Years lessons
  • Foster creativity, communication, curiosity, and confidence in young learners
  • Create a safe, inclusive, and stimulating classroom environment
  • Work within a bilingual English-immersion educational setting
  • Collaborate with an experienced international teaching team
  • Support extracurricular activities and wider school initiatives
  • Encourage holistic student development through hands-on, experiential learning

About the School

Located in Tashkent, this modern international school offers a dynamic and student-centred learning environment focused on academic excellence, creativity, and global citizenship. The school follows an immersive English-language approach while supporting multilingual development and cultural understanding.

Students benefit from spacious classrooms, modern learning facilities, STEM-focused resources, sports amenities, swimming pools, and engaging outdoor spaces. The school places strong emphasis on inquiry-based learning, innovation, wellbeing, and collaborative partnerships between staff, students, and families.

Job Highlights

  • International curriculum with English immersion focus
  • Modern and well-equipped campus
  • Supportive and collaborative teaching environment
  • Professional development opportunities
  • Excellent teaching resources and facilities
  • Opportunity to experience life in vibrant Uzbekistan
  • Diverse and internationally minded school community

The Ideal Candidate

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Education (ECE, NTT, B.Ed.) or higher
  • Minimum of 3 years’ experience teaching Kindergarten or Early Primary
  • Native-level English proficiency preferred
  • Passionate, flexible, and creative teaching approach
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Team-oriented and culturally adaptable mindset
  • International school experience advantageous
  • Leadership experience or curriculum development knowledge beneficial

Facts & Figures

  • Location: Tashkent, Uzbekistan
  • Job Type: Contract
  • Duration: 1–2 years (renewable)
  • Salary Range: Competitive, dependent on qualifications and experience
  • Benefits: Housing allowance, medical insurance, visa support


About ASQ: the perfect match between international schools and candidates

ASQ International partners with a number of exceptional International schools globally to offer the latest and best selection of educational positions.

Kindly send your CV to: Lizelle Carelse or apply directly online.

We look forward to hearing from you.

If your application has been successful, we will contact you within 5 days.

Please note, even if you are unsuccessful on this occasion, we will keep your details on file in the ASQ Education talent pool, as you could be perfect for one of our future international positions.

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Key skills

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Must-have skills
Bachelor's Degree in Education (ECE, NTT or B.Ed.)Kindergarten or Early Primary teachingEnglish immersion classroom deliveryPlay-based learningEarly Years curriculum planning
Nice-to-have
International school experienceCurriculum developmentLeadership in an educational settingBilingual or multilingual classroom management
Soft skills
CreativityCultural adaptabilityCommunicationFlexibilityCollaborationEnthusiasmLeadership
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⭐ Lead your CV with a Personal Statement that explicitly names 'Early Years' and 'play-based learning', as the advert lists these as central to the role's philosophy.

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📊 Quantify your classroom impact: e.g. 'Delivered inquiry-based lessons to 22 Kindergarten pupils, raising end-of-term assessment scores by 15%'.

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🌐 Highlight any international school or multilingual classroom experience prominently — the advert flags this as advantageous and the role is based in Uzbekistan.

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🎯 Dedicate a CV section to curriculum development or leadership contributions, as the advert specifically lists these as beneficial and differentiating qualities.

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🤝 Include a bullet on collaboration with parents and wider school community, as the advert emphasises 'collaborative partnerships between staff, students, and families'.

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  • Designed and delivered play-based, inquiry-led Kindergarten lessons for 24 pupils across an English-immersion bilingual programme, contributing to a 20% improvement in end-of-year developmental milestone attainment.
  • Led curriculum development for the Early Years STEM strand across 3 year groups, producing 12 reusable unit plans adopted school-wide and reducing teacher planning time by 30%.
  • Mentored 2 newly qualified Early Years teachers over one academic year, conducting weekly observations and feedback sessions that improved their lesson quality ratings from satisfactory to outstanding within two terms.

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Dear Hiring Manager,

ASQ Education's search for a Kindergarten Teacher at the Canadian International School in Tashkent aligns precisely with my professional focus on play-based and inquiry-led Early Years education. With over three years delivering child-centred lessons in Kindergarten settings, I have built structured English-immersion environments where curiosity and creativity drive measurable developmental progress.

My background in Early Childhood Education includes designing STEM-integrated lesson plans for groups of up to 24 pupils, collaborating with multilingual teaching teams, and contributing to curriculum development projects that improved end-of-term assessment outcomes by 18%. I am experienced in fostering holistic student development through experiential learning and maintaining inclusive classrooms that celebrate cultural diversity.

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Interview questions

10 questions generated from this advert.

Technical

  • How do you design a play-based learning environment that meets Early Years developmental milestones?
  • Can you describe your experience delivering lessons within an English-immersion or bilingual setting?
  • What inquiry-based learning frameworks have you used in a Kindergarten classroom, and how did you assess outcomes?
  • How have you incorporated STEM resources into Early Years lesson planning?
  • What strategies do you use to differentiate instruction for diverse learners in an international classroom?

Behavioural

  • Tell me about a time you adapted your teaching approach to meet the needs of a culturally diverse group of young learners.
  • Describe a situation where you collaborated with colleagues to develop or improve a curriculum unit.
  • Give an example of how you handled a challenging classroom behaviour while maintaining a safe and inclusive environment.
  • Tell me about a time you took on a leadership role within your school or teaching team.
  • Describe how you have built strong relationships with parents or guardians to support a child's holistic development.
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1Question

Tell me about a time you adapted your teaching approach to meet the needs of a culturally diverse group of young learners.

Situation: At an international primary school in Dubai, my Kindergarten class of 22 children represented 11 nationalities, with 8 pupils having limited English on entry. Task: I needed to ensure all pupils accessed the English-immersion curriculum without excluding non-native speakers. Action: I introduced visual story-mapping, bilingual anchor charts, and paired learning buddies who shared home languages where possible. I also redesigned 6 weekly lesson plans to embed culturally representative materials from the children's backgrounds. Result: Within one term, 7 of the 8 limited-English pupils met their language development targets, and whole-class engagement scores rose from 72% to 91% on our internal observation rubric.
2Question

Describe a situation where you collaborated with colleagues to develop or improve a curriculum unit.

Situation: Our Early Years team identified that the existing STEM strand lacked coherent progression across Nursery, Reception, and Year 1. Task: As the lead Kindergarten teacher, I was asked to co-ordinate a curriculum review with 4 colleagues over a half-term. Action: I facilitated 3 structured planning workshops, mapped learning outcomes against the school's international framework, and produced 9 new unit plans with shared assessment criteria. I also sourced 4 new manipulative resource sets within a £600 budget. Result: The revised strand was adopted across all three year groups in September, and end-of-unit assessments showed a 25% increase in pupils achieving the expected STEM outcomes compared to the previous cohort.

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