Requirements
The School Social Worker plays a vital role in promoting the academic success, emotional wellbeing, and social development of students from FS1 to Year 13, working in partnership with students, families, teachers, and external agencies. The role requires assessment, intervention, and family support services to ensure students have access to safe, supportive, and nurturing home environments. A strong focus is placed on strengthening school-home collaboration, helping families access community resources, and addressing social, emotional, and environmental factors affecting student learning and wellbeing. Candidates must also support the school's commitment to safeguarding, inclusion, and student-centered practice in accordance with Abu Dhabi regulations and UAE child protection laws.
Description
Social WorkerNord Anglia International School Abu Dhabi is looking to welcome an outstanding and compassionate Social Worker to play a key role in our supportive, inclusive, and growing school environment.The start date for this position is September 2026.About Nord AngliaAt Nord Anglia Education, our schools shape a generation of creative and resilient global citizens who leave our schools with everything they need for success - whatever they choose to be or do in life. When it comes to creating memorable learning experiences both within and beyond our classrooms, our family of more than 13,000 passionate staff are experts in their academic and commercial professions and play a vital role in the world-class experience our schools provide.We educate more than 74,000 children in 32 countries, our 84 schools in the Middle East, the Americas, Europe and Asia form our diverse global family, making us the largest provider of premium education in the world.About The SchoolNord Anglia International School Abu Dhabi - described recently in Yalla Magazine as the school to watch out for - is a forward-thinking, innovative school whose mission is to Lead the Way, inspiring everyone to be extraordinary. Located on Al Reem Island, our purpose-built campus brings together talented educators and professionals who share a commitment to making everyday count. NAS Abu Dhabi is a place where people feel valued and supported to do their best work.We build a culture of support, collaboration, respect and continuous growth. Everyone here plays a part in shaping a positive environment where staff, students and their families can thrive. As part of Nord Anglia Education, our team benefits from global expertise, professional learning opportunities, and the shared purpose of preparing young people for their future in an ever-changing world.About The RoleThe School Social Worker plays a vital role in promoting the academic success, emotional wellbeing, and social development of students from FS1 to Year 13. Working in close partnership with students, families, teachers, and external agencies. The School Social Worker provides assessment, intervention, and family support services to ensure that students have access to safe, supportive, and nurturing home environments that enhance their ability to thrive at school.This position is particularly focused on strengthening school-home collaboration, helping families access community resources, and addressing social, emotional, and environmental factors that may affect student learning, attendance, and wellbeing.The School Social Worker supports the school's commitment to safeguarding, inclusion, and student-centered practice in accordance with the regulations and guidance of the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge and relevant UAE child protection laws.More detail about the role and requirements can be found in the accompanying job description.Selection ProcessApplicants should submit a CV, letter of application and the details of two professional referees, one of which should be your current Line Manager.SafeguardingAt Nord Anglia Education we are committed to providing a world class, safe, happy environment in which children and young people are able to thrive and learn. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all our pupils irrespective of race, ability, religion, gender or culture.