Male Social Studies/ World History Teacher

Inbound Educator; Al Khobar; On-site; SAR 100,000 - 167,000; Full time

Job summary

The International Programs School (IPS) in Al Khobar invites applications from educators for positions starting mid-November 2026. The candidate should hold a degree related to education or an art-based field and join a diverse, international faculty within a North American curriculum framework.

IPS offers a high-quality learning environment with accreditation and IB program history, inviting qualified teachers to contribute to curriculum development, student growth, and after-school activities.

Qualifications

• Candidate must hold a degree related to education or an art-based field.

Responsibilities

• Promote and model IPS mission, beliefs, and graduate profile.
• Work with administrator to align learning objectives with the school's course of study and student needs.
• Establish and maintain positive, respectful relationships with students, parents, and colleagues.
• Plan appropriate learning experiences for individuals, groups, and classes.
• Collaborate with colleagues and Curriculum Coordinator on planning.
• Monitor student progress and report achievements to parents and school through reports or conferences.
• Create a safe, attractive learning environment and maintain professional competence through development.
• Participate in curriculum development, program planning, and school evaluation processes.
• Support extracurricular activities and after-school clubs as needed.

Job description

Candidate Information

IMPORTANT: The position is for someone who is available to start by mid-November 2026.

Important:

1. The candidate should hold a degree that is related to education or an art-based field.

About The International Programs School (IPS)

The International Programs School (IPS) in Al Khobar, established in 2000 with just 19 students, has grown significantly and now serves over 1,443 students from more than 53 different nationalities. As a dynamic and gender-segregated international school in Saudi Arabia, IPS provides a North American curriculum and is accredited by the Middle States Association (MSA), in addition to being authorized by the Saudi Ministry of Education.

IPS boasts a diverse faculty that includes certified teachers from English-speaking countries alongside Saudi and Arabic educators from the region. The school's core curriculum is aligned with North American standards and emphasizes a high-quality classroom environment tailored to meet the needs of its international student body.

In the 2016-2017 academic year, IPS became an IB World School, initiating the Primary Years Program (PYP) and the Diploma Program (DP), which further enhanced its educational offerings.

Working at IPS presents an excellent opportunity for educators to be part of a prestigious institution with a commitment to academic excellence and offers promising career prospects within a vibrant learning community.

Duties

Duties include:

1. Promote and model the Mission, Beliefs, and Graduate Profile of IPS
2. Work with the relevant administrator appropriate learning objectives for the class taking into account the schools course of study and assessed needs of the student.
3. Establish and maintain a positive, respectful, and constructive relationship with students, parents, and colleagues.
4. Plan appropriate learning experiences for individual, group, and class instruction.
5. Work with colleagues and the Curriculum Coordinator in the development of plans.
6. Monitor student progress and evaluate their achievements in relation to the learning objectives.
7. Report on individual student progress to parents and the school through report cards and/or conferences.
8. Create a functional, safe, attractive, and physically comfortable environment for learning.
9. Maintain professional competence through participation in professional development programs.
10. Performs basic accounting, record keeping, and clerical services as assigned.
11. Assist in the selection and requisition of books, instructional aids, and supplies.
12. Establish and maintain acceptable standards of student behavior.
13. Administer any school testing program required by the administration.
14. Participate in curriculum development, program planning, school evaluation processes, and other faculty committees as required by the school administration.
15. Share in the sponsorship of student activities and accept responsibility for extracurricular activities and after-school clubs.
16. Work with teacher assistants, colleagues, and ancillary staff in matters of mutual concern.
17. Participate with the administration to develop a continuous improvement plan for the teacher and school.
18. Attend and participate in all faculty meetings general student assemblies, and evening and weekend programs as approved.
19. Be available to accommodate parents and students seeking after-school appointments. Attend all parent conferences.