Teachers, leaders, and the people behind every CST classroom.
Our school is led by a small, deliberate team. Between them, decades of experience across Canadian, international, and Uzbek education.
Our faculty come from Canadian, British, American, and international systems, bringing the breadth that an international school in Tashkent deserves. The classroom benefits from the cumulative experience of teachers who have taught in many places before this one.
CST teachers are not assigned, they are recruited. Each one has chosen to be here, drawn to an ambitious, supportive school with a strong sense of purpose, where teachers are invested in and given room to grow alongside their students. That choice shows up in the energy of every lesson.
Small classes and a small school mean a teacher knows your child as a learner, a personality, and a person. The relationship is not built on a roster, it is built across years of seeing the same children grow up in our hallways.
A school is only as good as the people in it.
We hire accordingly.
CST is currently recruiting for the 2026–2027 academic year. Listings are updated as positions are filled. Even if your specific area is not listed, internationally trained educators are warmly encouraged to register their interest through a general application.
Provide friendly first-line technology support across the school as part of the Operations & Facilities team. Reporting to the IT Manager, you will set up devices, resolve everyday Windows and Android issues, and keep classrooms, offices, and events running. A hands-on role suited to someone early in their IT career.
Lead the licensed Nova Scotia Public School Program in Grades 10–12 as its chief educational and instructional leader, ensuring full compliance with Nova Scotia Department of Education standards. A valid Nova Scotia Teacher’s Certificate is required. Applicants must be eligible for certification as a teacher in Nova Scotia, or already hold a valid Nova Scotia Teacher Certificate.
Deliver high-quality Mathematics and English instruction aligned with Canadian curriculum standards, ensuring full compliance with the Nova Scotia Public School Program in Grades 10–12. Applicants must be eligible for certification as a teacher in Nova Scotia, or already hold a valid Nova Scotia Teacher Certificate. Three years’ experience required.
Teach Computer Science and Information Technology in the Nova Scotia Public School Program, building students’ programming, computational thinking, and digital-literacy skills. Applicants must be eligible for certification as a teacher in Nova Scotia, or already hold a valid Nova Scotia Teacher Certificate. Relevant subject expertise required.
You can tell a school by the people it hires, and by what they are still trying to learn. At CST, the answer to both keeps me coming back.
A faculty list, however detailed, is no substitute for spending time in their classrooms. Visit the campus, sit in on a lesson, and meet the people who will teach your child.
