Kindergarten Teacher: Canadian Curriculum, Abu Dhabi

Client of Byron Recruitment; Abu Dhabi; Sur place; AED 60 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

A Canadian curriculum school in Abu Dhabi is seeking a professional, adaptable and passionate Kindergarten Infant Teacher to join a diverse team of educators and to nurture Emirati and expatriate students.

The role focuses on literacy, communication and critical thinking, with responsibilities including lesson planning, assessing progress, engaging with parents, and contributing to school events and professional development.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Primary Education or related subject.
• Recognized teaching qualification (PGCE or B.Ed).
• Experience in Elementary education.
• Strong English curriculum understanding and assessment practices.
• Excellent communication and classroom management.
• Ability to adapt to a new cultural and professional environment.
• Commitment to local customs and values.
• Experience in international or Middle East settings is a plus.

Responsabilités

• Plan and deliver effective lessons aligned with curriculum guidelines.
• Support reading, writing, speaking and critical thinking development.
• Use varied instructional methods to meet diverse learners.
• Assess student learning through assignments and exams.
• Provide timely feedback to support academic growth.
• Maintain an inclusive classroom environment.
• Collaborate with colleagues to enhance curriculum.
• Maintain records of student performance and progress.
• Engage with parents to discuss student development.
• Participate in school events and professional development.

Connaissances

Classroom management

Lesson planning

Student assessment

Communication skills

Cultural adaptability

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Primary Education

PGCE or B.Ed

Description du poste

A Canadian curriculum school in Abu Dhabi is seeking a professional, adaptable and passionate Kindergarten Infant Teacher to join a diverse team of educators and to nurture Emirati and expatriate students.

The role focuses on literacy, communication and critical thinking, with responsibilities including lesson planning, assessing progress, engaging with parents, and contributing to school events and professional development.