Arabic Teacher (225-829)

An Arabic Teacher plays a crucial role in educating students in the Arabic language, focusing on both spoken and written skills. The position involves developing comprehensive lesson plans that are engaging and cater to various learning abilities. As an Arabic Teacher, you will be responsible for creating a positive learning environment while encouraging students to develop a deep understanding and appreciation of the Arabic language and culture. This role requires patience, creativity, and a passion for language teaching. Additionally, it involves continuous evaluation and adaptation of teaching methods to meet the evolving needs of students. An ideal candidate should be committed to fostering students’ linguistic skills and cultural literacy, thus preparing them to use the Arabic language confidently in diverse situations.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement lesson plans that reflect the curriculum and standards.
• Create a supportive and inclusive classroom environment for all students.
• Teach students to read, write, and speak the Arabic language fluently.
• Use a variety of teaching resources and methods to cater to diverse learning styles.
• Assess and record students’ progress and provide constructive feedback.
• Engage students in cultural and historical aspects of the Arabic-speaking world.
• Organize and facilitate activities that promote immersive language experiences.
• Participate in professional development to enhance teaching skills and methodologies.
• Collaborate with colleagues to align teaching practices and share resources.
• Maintain open communication with parents about their child's progress and needs.
• Prepare students for standardized language proficiency examinations.
• Stay current with new language teaching techniques and educational trends.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Arabic, Education, or a related field.
• Proven experience as an Arabic Teacher or in a similar role.
• Fluency in Modern Standard Arabic and Arabic dialects is essential.
• Strong understanding of child development and diverse learning needs.
• Excellent communication skills in both Arabic and English languages.
• Ability to create engaging and effective lesson plans and materials.
• Enthusiasm for cultural education and language-sharing responsibilities.
• Familiarity with educational tools and technology used in language teaching.
• Certification in teaching Arabic as a foreign language is desirable.
• Commitment to continuous personal and professional development.