✨ AI Summary
The role of an Arabic Teacher involves providing and contributing to the teaching of Arabic in accordance with the national curriculum. Key responsibilities include evaluating and assessing pupils' work, attending meetings, contributing to study support, and undertaking supervisory, administrative, pastoral, and curricular duties. The position requires a minimum of five years of experience in international schools, with specific experience teaching middle school, high school, and the IB curriculum. Proficiency in modern teaching methodologies and educational technology, along with an excellent command of the English language, is essential.
Requirements
Minimum of five years of experience in international schools.Experience teaching middle school, high school, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum.Proficient in modern teaching methodologies and educational technology.Excellent command of the English language.
Description
To provide and contribute to the teaching of Arabic under the direction of the Line Manager, in accordance with the national curriculum and using appropriate syllabus, materials and schemes of work.Evaluation and assessment of pupils’ work and report on pupil achievement and attainment in line with school policy.Attend all requisite meetings and contribute to applicable Study Support and maintain and supply any information that may be required for individual pupils.Provide and contribute to supervisory duties, administrative routines and duties, pastoral and curricular matters in accordance with school policiesContribute to the work of the school as a whole.