- Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and deliver engaging Arabic lessons aligned with the school curriculum and educational standards.
- Teach Arabic grammar, vocabulary, composition, and reading comprehension at the appropriate level for the stage.
- Introduce students to Arabic literature, poetry, and classical texts (especially in preparatory and secondary levels).
- Design assessments, quizzes, and exams to evaluate student progress and provide constructive feedback.
- Differentiate instruction to support a variety of learning needs and abilities.
- Encourage students to develop strong communication and critical thinking skills in Arabic.
- Maintain classroom discipline and a positive learning environment.
- Prepare lesson plans and teaching materials in advance.
- Participate in curriculum development and school events.
- Communicate with parents about student performance and areas for improvement.
Qualifications and Requirements:Bachelor’s degree in Arabic Language, Arabic Literature, Education, or a related field.Teaching certificate/license (preferred or required depending on school system).Minimum of 2–3 years of teaching experience at the appropriate educational stage.Deep knowledge of Arabic grammar, rhetoric, and literature.Ability to engage students with varied instructional techniques and resources.Strong classroom management and organizational skills.Excellent written and spoken Arabic; proficiency in English is an asset.Ability to use educational technology and digital resources effectively.