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SPECIALIST TEACHERS

Specialist Teachers

* Mathematics (5)
* Science (Physics, Biology and Chemistry) (10)
* Languages (English, Literature, Setswana and French) (5)
* Commercials (Business Studies/Economics/Accounting) (4)
* Humanities (Geography, History) (4)
* ICT and Computer Science (4)
* Music (2)

Job Summary

  • Job Type: Full-time
  • Location: Gaborone, Botswana
  • Category: Education
  • Closing Date: 2026-10-30

Key Responsibilities

  • Mathematics (5)
  • Science (Physics, Biology and Chemistry) (10)
  • Languages (English, Literature, Setswana and French) (5)
  • Commercials (Business Studies/Economics/Accounting) (4)
  • Humanities (Geography, History) (4)
  • ICT and Computer Science (4)
  • Music (2)

Requirements

  • Preference will be given to someone with valid permission to teach issued by MOE
  • Local applicants will have an added advantage

How to Apply

Apply by email: recruitment@gis.co.bw

Frequently Asked Questions

What qualifications are required to become a Specialist Teacher in Botswana?

You typically need a Bachelor's degree in Education or a specialized subject area, plus a teaching qualification from a recognized institution such as the University of Botswana or Botswana College of Agriculture. Registration with the Botswana Teaching Council is mandatory. Additional certifications in special education, STEM, or inclusive education are increasingly valued by employers.

What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of a Specialist Teacher?

You will design and deliver specialized curriculum content, assess student progress, and adapt teaching methods for diverse learning needs. Collaboration with mainstream teachers, parents, and support staff is essential. You may also train colleagues and manage individualized education plans for students with specific requirements.

How does the work culture for teachers in Botswana differ from other countries?

Botswana's education sector emphasizes respect for hierarchy and community involvement, with regular parent-teacher consultations expected. Punctuality and professional dress are highly valued. The culture blends formal protocols with collaborative spirit, and teachers often participate in extracurricular activities and community outreach programs.

What career progression opportunities exist for Specialist Teachers in Botswana?

You can advance to senior teacher, head of department, or school leadership roles such as deputy headteacher or principal. Some transition into curriculum development at the Ministry of Basic Education or become teacher trainers at colleges. Further specialization through postgraduate studies opens doors to policy advisory or consultancy positions.

What benefits are typically included in teaching contracts in Botswana?

Public sector positions through the Teaching Service Management offer pension schemes, medical aid, and generous annual leave typically around 30 days plus school holidays. Private and international schools may provide housing allowances, professional development funding, or performance bonuses. Benefits vary significantly between government and private employers.

How should I apply for Specialist Teacher positions and what do employers prioritize?

Monitor vacancies on the Botswana Public Service Portal, Ministry of Basic Education website, and reputable job boards. Employers prioritize relevant specialization, demonstrated classroom experience, and evidence of continuous professional development. A well-prepared portfolio showcasing student outcomes and innovative teaching approaches strengthens your application significantly.

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