English Literature Teachers

How to Apply: Send your application via email with a cover letter and detailed CV to vacancies@mm-mvshahacademy.ac.ke by 31st August 2026.

Show Your Teaching Philosophy and Digital Readiness

For this English Literature role, the hiring team will be looking for more than just a degree. They want to see how you bring literature alive and how you use ICT to support modern, competency-based learning.

1. Tailor your cover letter: Address the specific needs of the academy, such as your approach to teaching English Literature and integrating digital tools. Mention your familiarity with the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBE) and give a concrete example of a lesson you've designed.

2. Highlight your TSC registration: Make your TSC number prominent on your CV and cover letter. This is a non-negotiable requirement, so showing it upfront saves time and builds trust.

3. Showcase your ICT skills: List specific tools you can use, like Google Classroom, Zoom, or educational apps. Describe a time you used technology to enhance student engagement or learning outcomes.

4. Prepare a teaching demo: Be ready to deliver a short lesson on an English Literature topic, demonstrating how you would engage students and use digital resources. Practice integrating a quick tech element, like a quiz or video.

5. Emphasize your passion for literature: Share your favorite authors or texts and how you make them relevant to today's students. This shows your depth of knowledge and enthusiasm.

6. Understand CBE: Be prepared to discuss how you implement competency-based approaches, such as project-based learning or formative assessments. Give examples from your experience or training.

7. Check your application details: Ensure your CV is up-to-date, error-free, and clearly formatted. Double-check that your email address and phone number are correct, and use a professional email address.

8. Follow up professionally: If you haven't heard back within a week or two, send a polite follow-up email to the same address, reiterating your interest and asking about the status of your application.