Head of Department – Arabic (CBSE Curriculum)
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Were Hiring: Head of Department Arabic (CBSE Curriculum)
LEAMS Education is seeking an experienced and passionate Head of Department Arabic to lead the Arabic Department in one of our CBSE schools in Dubai.
Key Responsibilities
Lead and manage the Arabic Department ensuring high standards of teaching and learning.
Develop and implement effective curriculum plans aligned with the UAE Ministry of Education and CBSE requirements.
Monitor student achievement and drive continuous academic improvement.
Mentor coach and support Arabic teachers through classroom observations feedback and professional development.
Ensure compliance with KHDA MOE and school quality standards.
Promote innovative teaching strategies and the effective integration of technology in the classroom.
Collaborate with school leadership to achieve the schools strategic goals.
Requirements
Bachelors Degree in Arabic with a recognized teaching qualification (Masters degree preferred).
Minimum 3 years of teaching experience including at least 2 years in a leadership role as HOD Subject Coordinator or equivalent.
Experience in a CBSE curriculum school within the UAE is highly preferred.
Strong knowledge of UAE Ministry of Education requirements for Arabic.
Excellent leadership communication and interpersonal skills.
A commitment to raising student achievement and fostering academic excellence.
We Offer
Competitive salary and benefits.
Professional development and career growth opportunities.
A collaborative and supportive working environment.
The opportunity to be part of one of the UAEs leading education groups.
If you are passionate about inspiring excellence in Arabic education and leading a high-performing department we would love to hear from you.
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عن الشركة
LEAMS Education was founded in the UAE more than 4 decades ago with the passion for excellence.The journey of LEAMS would be best described by the analogy ‘a little spark that transpired into a burning flame’.
