Posted 22 May 2012

Applications are invited for the following positions:

►        Upper School Physical Education Teacher effective 1 August 2012 until 31 July 2013
(able to teacher physical education and health to students in grades 6-10)

►        School-Wide Coordinator for First Language and Rosetta Stone (20%) effective 1 August 2012 until 31 July 2013 (see attached job description)

Applications should be in writing and directed to upper school principal with copy to Rita De La Cruz within seven working days of this notice.

For more information, visit Career Opportunities at Frankfurt International School.

Tel.:         +49 (0) 6171-2024478
Mobile:    +49 (0)172-7602097
Fax.:        +49 (0) 6171-2024384

If you are coming to the Frankfurt area to work, you might find Oberursel to be the perfect place of residence for you and your family.

In addition to lots of surrounding nature, clean air, traditional buildings and a small-town atmosphere, Oberursel is also home to Frankfurt International School, one of the top international schools in Europe.

I took this photo three days ago – Oberursel old town (Altstadt) is one of the nicest places around the area. At least, this is what our out-of-town visitors always say.

Oberursel Altstadt

Posted 11 May 2012

Applications are invited for the following position:

► Upper School Writing Center Specialist (93.3% of teaching scale) effective 1 August 2012

Applications should be in writing and directed to Rhiannon Wood with copy to Rita De La Cruz within seven working days of this notice.

More current openings listed at Career Opportunities at Frankfurt International School.

Don’t miss Worldfest at Frankfurt International School in Oberursel.

For more information, visit Frankfurt International School: Worldfest 2012.

A couple of days ago, I observed some increased traffic in our cul-de-sac and then saw these German men at work.

Men at work in Germany

While water came squirting out of the ground, both uniformed men just watched it. To be fair, this still life must have been part of their job or they took it Immer mit der Ruhe, so a German saying goes.

One man in squatting position and holding a hammer and the other one standing there with hands in his pockets.

Good things come to those who wait.