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SERVE

USE YOUR GOD-GIVEN TALENTS AND PROFESSIONAL SKILLS TO
make an impact FOR THE GOSPEL

“I believe in the work that God is doing in Asia to help people know and follow after Him. I find it amazing and humbling that I get to play a role in educating and discipling the children of missionaries, utilizing my professional skills to support the work that so many people are doing in this country and region.”

- STAFF MEMBER

We're so glad that you're interested in serving with us! We are looking for certificate teachers and i ndividuals with
skills in a wide variety of areas - from counseling to communications. We offer opportunities for university
students who are desiring a unique placement for student teaching, and schoolwide volunteers.

please take a look at our open position to see if there is something there for you! We are happy to connect with
you talk about possibilities,answer any questions that you have, or begin the application process.

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If you are a Filipino national looking for a salaried position and would like to learn more about current job openings, please email now.

Steve Hong

SENIOR TRANSITIONS, AP LANGUAGE, ENGLISH 10, WORLD LITERATURE

“On my first day in the Philippines, July 16, 1990, there was a massive earthquake in northern Luzon. In Baguio City, where I was going to be working, more than 2,000 people died as buildings collapsed. There are three main roads that lead to the mountainous city and it took a week to get one of them open. So the first time I saw Baguio, it was a disaster — all of the major hotels had collapsed and they were still digging bodies out of the rubble.

Mark Barner

HIGH SCHOOL AP CHEMISTRY & AP PHYSICS

“In my science classes, we have lots of goofiness and laughter while still being very serious in exploring creation. Sometimes, the students can be amazingly silly and I just sit back, enjoy the entertainment, and make sure all is safe and nice in the world of my classroom.

Trevor Loken

HIGH SCHOOL BIBLE

“One thing I like about teaching high school is that you can treat them like adults. Rather than treating my students like children that I need to supervise and manage, I provide coffee and we have informal discussions and tell jokes.

Sunna Kim

ELL COORDINATOR & LEAP TEAM MEMBER

“Some say Third-culture kids (TCKs) have to be like chameleons. For most of my childhood growing up in Korea, Philippines and Canada; I tried to be a colorful chameleon.