Head of Malay ( Primary, IGCSE)

Talent Recruit; Petaling Jaya; On-site; MYR 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An international school is seeking a dynamic Head of Malay Language to lead curriculum development and promote innovative teaching practices. The role requires proven experience in teaching Malay at the elementary level, strong leadership skills, and a commitment to inclusive education. Responsibilities include mentoring educators and fostering an engaging learning environment.

Qualifications

• Proven experience teaching Malay at primary/elementary level, preferably in an international school.
• Strong leadership and team management skills.
• Familiarity with IGCSE or international curriculum.

Responsibilities

• Lead curriculum development aligned with international standards.
• Mentor and support teaching staff to enhance professional growth.
• Use data to drive student performance and learning outcomes.
• Promote student engagement, wellbeing, and inclusive practices.

Skills

Leadership skills

Mentoring abilities

Communication skills

Commitment to inclusive education

Job description

We are representing an international school and seeking a dynamic Head of Malay Language to lead curriculum development and teaching excellence in the elementary school. The role focuses on designing an engaging curriculum, promoting innovative teaching practices, mentoring educators, and fostering an inclusive learning environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead curriculum development aligned with international standards.
• Mentor and support teaching staff to enhance professional growth.
• Use data to drive student performance and learning outcomes.
• Promote student engagement, wellbeing, and inclusive practices.

Requirements:

• Proven experience teaching Malay at primary/elementary level, preferably in an international school.
• Strong leadership and team management skills.
• Familiarity with IGCSE or international curriculum.
• Excellent communication and mentoring abilities.
• Commitment to inclusive education and student-centered learning.