Fully qualified English teacher needed in Qatar | Send your CV NOW and Teach in Qatar in September 2017
Ride a camel in the morning, eat brunch, go to the beach in the afternoon, buy art in the evening before going clubbing at night.
Whether you're looking for adventure, culture, nightlife, family fun or blissful relaxation, there is always something for you to do in Doha.
This established school caters to students aged 6 to 17 years old abnd offers the National Curriculum of England and Wales and follows the islamic values. Students are keen to learn and school facilities are modern.
As an English teacher, you will have the following:
**Passion for teaching and the willing to assist students achieve their academic goals
**Ability to relate and communicate effectively with parents and encourage their participation in their child’s education.
**Ability to assess the needs of individual pupils and maintain appropriate records for the purpose of continuity and progress in curriculum areas.
**Ability to plan and prepare programmes of work, appropriately differentiated, for the delivery of the curriculum to children in the primary school age range.
**Commitment to a range of teaching approaches that encourage pupils to develop their full potential.
**Have good knowledge of subject(s) or specialism(s) to enable effective teaching
**Flexibility to adapt to a different culture
Requirements:
BA Degree in English with QTS OR
Bachelor of Education in English/ PGCE
Minimum of two years experience in teaching
Ability to adapt to a different culture
Experience in teaching KS3 students, A Level would be ideal
Remuneration package:
TAX FREE Salary up to 11,000 QAR per month
Private accomodation
Medical insurance
Annual return flights
Visa provided
Utilty bills allowance
Baggage allowance
Gratuity bonus
Professional development
Why Qatar?
Qatar brings together old world hospitality with cosmopolitan sophistication, the chance to enjoy a rich cultural tapestry, new experiences and adventures.
While the skyscrapers, malls and manmade beaches suggests that Doha is an understudy to Dubai, in reality Qatar remains a deeply traditional country, sharing far more in common with neighbouring Saudi Arabia. Thus, even as international hotel bars are permitted to serve alcohol, Qatari women are forbidden from entering them; and even as Qatari’s indulge in shopping sprees at Chanel or Dior, falconry and camel-racing remain popular pastimes.
APPLY NOW before it is too late , I am looking to fill the position ASAP and interviews will be held via Skype.
Contact Mouyana: +44 203 455 0195 or via email: mn@Seekteachers.com
