The British School, Alexandria (BSA) was established in 1984 on the grounds of the British Consulate and is located in the residential district of Kafr Abdo. The school is officially accredited by COBIS, BSME, CAMBRIDGE, BSO, and Edexcel, partners with the British Council, and is supervised by the Egyptian Ministry of Education.
BSA provides a nurturing environment where every child matters. We promote students’ spiritual, moral, cultural, mental, and physical development while preparing them for the opportunities and responsibilities of later life. With small class sizes, strong pastoral care, and excellent IGCSE/GCSE outcomes, our students leave equipped for university and for life.
Delivering Exceptional British Education
Preparing Students for Lifelong Success
Excellence in Learning and Leadership
Years of Educational Excellence
At BSA, students benefit from a rigorous British curriculum designed to foster academic achievement, critical thinking, and personal growth. From Early Years through Secondary education, our structured and supportive learning environment prepares students to succeed confidently in higher education and beyond.
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With over four decades of experience, BSA has built a strong reputation for delivering quality British education in Alexandria, reflecting trust, consistency, and academic excellence year after year.
Our expatriate teachers are specialists in the British curriculum, delivering authentic UK standards and ensuring students receive a true British education fully aligned with international expectations.
From Early Years to A-Levels, BSA follows a rigorous and balanced UK curriculum that develops critical thinking, creativity, and analytical skills, preparing students for university and future careers.
As a diverse international community, BSA fosters respect, cultural understanding, and global awareness. Students develop the mindset and skills needed to succeed in an interconnected world.
Education at BSA extends beyond academics. Through sports, arts, leadership, and community service, students build confidence, teamwork, and strong character.
BSA is built on collaboration between students, parents, and staff. Through open communication and active partnership, we create a supportive environment where every student can thrive.
Students engage in school life through events, activities, and shared responsibilities that support personal growth.
Sports, arts, and community service opportunities complement classroom learning and support social and emotional growth.
Clear routines, defined expectations, and organised systems create consistency and focus across all key stages of learning.
Students’ progress is carefully tracked throughout the year to ensure steady improvement and timely academic support.
Lessons follow UK methodologies delivered by experienced expatriate educators upholding authentic British standards.
Begin by submitting the official application form through the school’s website. Ensure that all required details are accurately provided before submission.
After submission, the admissions team reviews the application and contacts parents to coordinate the next stage of the process.
The student attends a scheduled assessment on campus to evaluate academic readiness. Both parents are required to be present during this stage.
Parents participate in a formal interview, conducted either in person or online. For virtual interviews, the school provides an official meeting link prior to the appointment.
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BSA follows a high-quality British international curriculum for students aged 3 to 18. The school prepares students for internationally recognised qualifications, including IGCSE and GCSE examinations, and provides a structured academic pathway leading to entrance into UK universities and other international higher education institutions. BSA is accredited by COBIS, BSME, CAMBRIDGE, BSO, and Edexcel, partners with the British Council, and is supervised by the Egyptian Ministry of Education.
The British School, Alexandria (BSA) is committed to delivering high-quality British international education in Egypt. Established in 1984, the school provides a nurturing and academically rigorous environment that promotes students’ spiritual, moral, cultural, mental, and physical development. With small class sizes, strong pastoral care, and internationally recognised accreditation, BSA prepares students not only for university entrance but also for responsible participation in global society.
Students at BSA follow the British curriculum and sit for internationally recognised examinations, including IGCSE and GCSE qualifications. These results support entry into UK universities and other higher education institutions worldwide, reflecting the school’s commitment to academic excellence and global preparation.
Teaching in Egypt suits educators who are adaptable, open-minded, and culturally aware. The ideal candidate demonstrates professionalism, high personal standards, and a strong commitment to the teaching profession. Flexibility, resilience, and respect for local traditions and laws are essential. We value individuals who serve as positive role models, contribute meaningfully to the BSA community, embrace lifelong learning, and approach new experiences with both curiosity and a sense of humour.
BSA provides British international education for students aged 3 to 18 years, offering a structured academic pathway from the early years through secondary education. The school prepares students for internationally recognised British qualifications and supports their progression to higher education in the UK and beyond.
The role of a teacher in Egypt mirrors that of any high-quality school in the UK or internationally. We seek educators who understand child and adolescent development and are passionate about building positive relationships with students. Ideal candidates demonstrate strong planning skills, effective instructional strategies, and the ability to motivate learners to achieve high standards.
Teachers should inspire confidence and self-worth, maintain excellent classroom and behaviour management, and communicate clearly and professionally. Energy, teamwork, and strong interpersonal skills are essential, along with a commitment to ongoing professional development and the effective use of technology. Respect for cultural diversity and a willingness to engage with the local community are equally important.
Making the decision to relocate abroad can be both challenging and rewarding. Educators choose BSA for the opportunity to live in Alexandria with convenient access to travel across Egypt, Africa, the Mediterranean, and Europe, while experiencing a rich cultural environment without sacrificing everyday comforts. They become part of a school with a long-standing reputation for excellence and strong inspection outcomes, teaching motivated English-speaking students within a vibrant and supportive staff community.
Working at BSA also provides authentic cultural and language experiences, along with valuable professional growth in a well-resourced and innovative educational setting. Teachers benefit from collaborative planning within a strong professional learning community, while receiving a competitive GBP salary and benefits package in a cost-of-living environment generally more affordable than Europe.
If you are interested in teaching at you need to put together an application package.
• A current resume and cover letter.
• The names of two referees (principal, vice principal, school or faculty advisor) who have supervised your teaching/practice.
• University transcripts.
• A recent teaching report or final practicum report.
BSA offers an extensive extracurricular programme that includes a variety of sports and music activities. These opportunities enrich students’ learning beyond the classroom, encourage teamwork and creativity, and support the development of confidence, leadership, and personal interests.
Yes. BSA is officially accredited by COBIS, BSME, CAMBRIDGE, BSO, and Edexcel, and partners with the British Council. The school is also supervised by the Egyptian Ministry of Education. These accreditations and partnerships reflect BSA’s commitment to maintaining high standards of British international education and global recognition.
