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Work Culture

Our work culture is built on respect, teamwork, and inclusivity. We encourage open communication, creativity, and a healthy work-life balance. Collaboration and mutual support drive our success.

Working at the International School of Lubumbashi (ISL) means joining a vibrant, collaborative, and forward-thinking educational community. ISL offers a multicultural environment where innovation is encouraged, professional growth is supported, and each team member’s contribution is valued.

Here, educators and staff are empowered to make a real impact, grow their skills, and be part of a school that is shaping confident, globally minded learners.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

We are committed to the continuous growth of our staff through structured training, workshops, and mentorship programs. Our CPD initiatives ensure that employees remain at the forefront of their fields, fostering lifelong learning and professional advancement.

Career Opportunities

We offer a range of career paths for motivated individuals who are passionate about innovation, collaboration, and excellence.

Whether you are just starting or are an experienced professional, we provide opportunities that match your skills and aspirations. 

Teaching Assistant - Kindergarten

Temporary position to cover maternity leave

Short term Offer

Short term Offer

Applications should comprise

  • A letter of application, indicating candidate’s educational philosophy
  • A complete curriculum vitae(including details of all employment, educational qualifications, as well as personal details such as age and family circumstances which may be important for residential considerations
  • 3 recents ID photos
  • The names, addresses and relation to the candidate of three referees
  • All applications will be treated in confidence. Aligned with the recommendations of the International Task Force on child Protection (www.icmec.org/education-portal/),
  • ISL holds itself to a high standard of effective recruiting practices with specific attention to child protection; background checks are carried out, and any candidate eventually appointed will also be expected to provide evidence of his or her suitability for work with children.

Ms Rania Sabeh

The International School of Lubumbashi (ISL) feels like a second home, nurturing personal growth, curiosity, and respect. The inspiring educators and diverse community foster a supportive environment with excellent programs such as STEM, the International Baccalaureate (IB), and the American Curriculum, all of which prepare students for future success. Overall, ISL has broadened my horizons and provides daily opportunities for learning and growth.

Mr Keith Williams

TMy time at the International School of Lubumbashi was truly rewarding. ISL is a caring, inclusive community where students are known, supported, and encouraged to grow. I loved working with dedicated colleagues and motivated learners from diverse backgrounds. The school is committed to quality teaching, strong relationships, and developing globally minded students. I’m proud to have been part of such a positive, student-centered environment.

Mrs Christine Miles

Every day, I feel grateful to teach students who are motivated, polite, and an absolute pleasure to guide. They inspire me just as much as I hope to inspire them.

Mr Guy Mulobe

Working at ISL has been really rewarding. The environment is dynamic, the kids are great, and there’s a real sense of teamwork and growth. It feels good to be part of a school that’s improving and building something meaningful. Every day presents new challenges and opportunities, and it’s inspiring to see how committed everyone is to creating a positive impact on students’ lives. The support from colleagues, the encouragement to innovate, and the focus on professional development make it a place where I feel I can really contribute and grow. Being part of this community has strengthened my skills, broadened my perspectives, and reminded me why education is such a powerful force for change.