✨ AI Summary
The English Supervisor for the Primary Stage (National Section) will oversee the performance of English teachers, develop and monitor curriculum plans, and ensure effective implementation of teaching strategies. Responsibilities include conducting classroom observations, providing feedback, supporting teachers in lesson planning and assessment, and monitoring student progress. The role also involves analyzing assessment results, coordinating department meetings, ensuring availability of teaching resources, and maintaining high academic standards. Collaboration with school leadership and participation in academic activities are expected.
Requirements
* Bachelor’s degree in English, Education, or a related field.* Previous experience as an English Supervisor / Head of English Department is preferred.* Strong knowledge of English curriculum and teaching methodologies.* Excellent leadership, communication, and organizational skills.* Ability to mentor, support, and motivate teachers.* Excellent command of spoken and written English.* Previous experience in an international or private school is an advantage.
Description
* Supervise and monitor the performance of English teachers.* Develop, review, and monitor English curriculum plans and schemes of work.* Ensure effective implementation of the school’s curriculum and teaching strategies.* Conduct classroom observations and provide constructive feedback to teachers.* Support teachers in lesson planning, assessment, classroom management, and professional development.* Monitor students’ academic progress and achievement in English.* Analyze assessment results and develop action plans for improvement.* Coordinate English department meetings and follow up on agreed action points.* Ensure appropriate teaching resources and materials are available and effectively used.* Maintain high academic and professional standards across the English Department.* Collaborate with school leadership and other departments to support the overall educational objectives.* Participate in staff training, school events, meetings, and other academic activities when required