The Braeburn Group of International Schools is committed to attracting, developing and retaining the very best teachers. The majority of our schools are CIS (Council of International Schools) accredited and IAPS (Independent Association of Prep Schools) and COBIS (Council of Overseas British International Schools) members.

We maintain a high teacher retention (for the international market) by focusing on three key areas, the teaching environment, supporting the professional development of our teachers and making sure our teachers are enjoying their time inside and outside the classroom.

Teaching environment

English is the language of instruction, we have small class sizes, motivated students and high standards. Our vision is to develop confident individuals, responsible citizens and learners enjoying success.

We have a friendly, caring and supportive environment, with excellent support staff and facilities; empowering our teachers to in turn create an exceptional learning environment for the students. With a community of nearly 100 different nationalities and cultures, we are proud to call ourselves international in every sense, as working in a diverse multicultural environment offers the opportunity to broaden knowledge and experience.

PE teacher and student

Supporting our teachers

We offer a comprehensive professional development programme, with many local and international providers. We strive to identify potential in our staff and offer the appropriate training including both InSeT and leadership programmes, and back this up by actively promoting staff within the group. We also have links to a number of universities, both local and overseas; we are the local provider of the International Post Graduate Certificate of Educational (PGCEi) through the University of Nottingham.

We belong to both the Kenyan and Tanzanian international schools associations, which allows for further opportunities for training and the sharing of good practice.

Outside the classroom

Our schools are located in international hubs. The opportunities for sport, socialising and travel are extensive, with white sandy beaches, game parks and Africa’s highest mountains all within easy reach.

Current vacancies

Chief Communications Officer (CCO) for Braeburn Schools (Kenya)

Apply before: 21st November 2025
Start date: 2nd January 2026

The Chief Communications Officer (CCO) for Braeburn Schools (Kenya) is a pivotal executive role responsible for owning and integrating all facets of strategic communications, public relations, and brand reputation. As a key member of the Executive Committee (ExCo), the CCO will develop and deploy a unified, company-wide communications strategy.

The CCO will expertly manage all media relations, cultivating strong community engagement across the schools, and ensuring every external and internal communication reinforces our core values and strategic goals. They will provide visionary leadership to a multi-functional team.

This position demands a highly collaborative leader who can work effectively across the organisation. The CCO will partner closely with Heads of Schools, Headteachers, and Heads of Marketing and Admissions to guarantee message consistency and strategic alignment in every action.

Deadline for Applications: November 21st, 2025.

Job Description and Requirements

How to Apply:

Please email your application addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Nick Magnus at CCOApplications@braeburn.ac.ke

Your application must consist of:

  • A Covering Letter
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV) with three (3) professional referees
  • Duly completed Employment Application Form (download here)

Braeburn School limited is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from all qualified individuals. We are also committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults. To fulfill this commitment, we undertake a series of pre-employment checks for all positions, including a comprehensive background check. Successful applicants will need to provide an ICPC (International Child Protection Certificate), PCC (Criminal Investigations Department Police Clearance Certificate), or the equivalent from their countries of current and previous employment.

BTEC Level 3
Association of International Schools in Africa
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
IB World School Status
Council of British International Schools
Independent Schools Inspectorate
Council of International Schools
GL Education Assessment Excellence
Association of British Schools Overseas
The Independent Association of Prep Schools
Cambridge International Examinations
Kenyan International Schools Association
International Baccalaureate Career Related Programme