20 Language Arts Teacher jobs in Kuwait

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Job: Teacher (primary)

Company: Svk

Location: Hawally, Kuwait

Salary: 250 KWD

• Teach English to KG1 students.
• Be able to control the class and conduct activities.
• Create and include video activities as part of lessons.

• Experience: 4 Years
• Qualification: 10 plus 2
• Nationality: Any

Posted: 2 days ago

Job Type: Full-Time

Posted By: Bisma Malik

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This is a new position from the school in Kuwait.

Position:
English Teacher

The school starts at KG classes, all the way through Primary to Secondary level. They offer many different subjects in both primary and secondary school, allowing teachers to get involved in extra activities. The school is well resourced. All staff are well supported by their experienced team of senior and middle leaders, continuing professional development is paramount to the school.

Requirements:

• Experience in teaching British Curriculum
• Bachelor's Degree (Preferably in English or relevant subject)
• Related experience

They offer competitive packages.
Salaries depending on qualifications and experience; can be negotiated according to the pay scale.

In addition to the above, tax-free salary, you will receive the following as part of your benefits package:
*Private medical insurance
*Fully furnished single apartment, complete with Bedroom, Kitchen, Lounge, Spare room, 2 Bathrooms, wifi and shared staff gym, in close proximity to school
*Annual summer return flights from home country (as per passport)
*End of service gratuity according to Kuwait Labour Law

Apply now if you are interested!

TITLE: ENGLISH TEACHER

REPORTS TO: PRINCIPAL

Primary Purpose:

The main responsibility of an English teacher is to help students understand English, speak it, and be able to write and read it. The duties will range from the preparation of course work, planning of classes, and the marking of work handed in.

Responsibilities:

• Assessing the students’ progress (e.g. homework, exam grades, etc.)


• Building trusting relationships with students, parents, and other staff


• Organize classroom lectures and coursework


• Assign homework and interesting exercises


• Identify students with special requirements and create individualized plans


• Determine exam and assignment grades


• Provide feedback based on workload and classroom behavior


• Keep a record of students’ attendance and grades


• Research new language teaching methods


• Manage classroom crises and resolve conflict


• Inform parents about their children’s performance


• Collaborate with teaching staff and administrators to foster a good student experience


• Reading all prescribed novels, poetry, and additional resources to gain a thorough understanding of them before developing lesson plans and curricula.


• Collaborating with other English department staff to develop lesson plans, teaching strategies, and interventions.


• Preparing students for formal and informal assessments.


• Grading tests, pop quizzes, assignments, exams, and other assessments, and communicating with parents, students, teachers, and counselors regarding underperformance and other concerns.
  


• Keeping abreast of current events and incorporating these events and themes into lessons to make them more relevant to students.


• Ensuring all curriculum and school requirements are met.


• Assessing student needs and providing support or extra resources to struggling students as well as exceptional achievers.


• Using technology to improve lesson delivery and recordkeeping.


• Expanding teacher networks and participating in workshops, lectures, and other learning opportunities.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in English, Literature, or a similar discipline.


• Master’s degree preferred.


• Relevant certification or license may be required.


• A completed apprenticeship or teaching experience is recommended.


• A strong interest in literature and language.


• Compassion, understanding, and excellent communication and interpersonal skills.


• The ability to multitask in a high-stress environment.


• Resilience and the ability to work with others.


• Previous experience as an English teacher


• Knowledge of various teaching methods


• Deep understanding of the national curriculum and English language requirements


• Exceptional organizational and communication skills


• Dedication to students and education

About American Baccalaureate School:

ABS is a private, non-profit school offering an American-based curriculum including a wide variety of advanced courses, and a college preparatory program, guiding students to become independent, intellectual global citizens. It is our goal to develop responsible and accountable young adults who are prepared for the challenges of international universities. The American Baccalaureate School opened its doors in September 2006 to 550 students. We now have over 1,300 students enrolled from pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade.

For more information about ABS visit:

Overview

TITLE: ENGLISH TEACHER
REPORTS TO: PRINCIPAL
Primary Purpose:

The main responsibility of an English teacher is to help students understand English, speak it, and be able to write and read it. The duties will range from the preparation of coursework, planning of classes, and the marking of work handed in.

• Assessing the students’ progress (e.g. homework, exam grades, etc.)
• Building trusting relationships with students, parents, and other staff
• Organize classroom lectures and coursework
• Assign homework and interesting exercises
• Identify students with special requirements and create individualized plans
• Determine exam and assignment grades
• Provide feedback based on workload and classroom behavior
• Keep a record of students’ attendance and grades
• Research new language teaching methods
• Manage classroom crises and resolve conflict
• Inform parents about their children’s performance
• Collaborate with teaching staff and administrators to foster a good student experience
• Reading all prescribed novels, poetry, and additional resources to gain a thorough understanding of them before developing lesson plans and curricula.
• Collaborating with other English department staff to develop lesson plans, teaching strategies, and interventions.
• Preparing students for formal and informal assessments.
• Grading tests, pop quizzes, assignments, exams, and other assessments, and communicating with parents, students, teachers, and counselors regarding underperformance and other concerns.
• Keeping abreast of current events and incorporating these events and themes into lessons to make them more relevant to students.
• Ensuring all curriculum and school requirements are met.
• Assessing student needs and providing support or extra resources to struggling students as well as exceptional achievers.
• Using technology to improve lesson delivery and recordkeeping.
• Expanding teacher networks and participating in workshops, lectures, and other learning opportunities.

• Bachelor’s degree in English, Literature, or a similar discipline.
• Master’s degree preferred.
• Relevant certification or license may be required.
• A completed apprenticeship or teaching experience is recommended.
• A strong interest in literature and language.
• Compassion, understanding, and excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• The ability to multitask in a high-stress environment.
• Resilience and the ability to work with others.
• Previous experience as an English teacher
• Knowledge of various teaching methods
• Deep understanding of the national curriculum and English language requirements
• Exceptional organizational and communication skills
• Dedication to students and education

ABS is a private, non-profit school offering an American-based curriculum including a wide variety of advanced courses, and a college preparatory program, guiding students to become independent, intellectual global citizens. It is our goal to develop responsible and accountable young adults who are prepared for the challenges of international universities. The American Baccalaureate School opened its doors in September 2006 to 550 students. We now have over 1,300 students enrolled from pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade.

For more information about ABS visit: