Arabic - Islamic Studies - KSA Teacher

The post carries a reduced and flexible teaching load, allowing time for professional development, mentoring, and gradual increase in responsibility as confidence and experience grow. As a startup school with fluctuating student numbers, the role exists primarily to provide flexibility, support highquality provision, and maintain strong stafftostudent ratios.

Key responsibilities

• Support the delivery of Arabic, Islamic Studies and KSA Studies across Early Years, Primary, and/or Secondary, depending on experience and school needs

• Work with native and nonnative Arabic speakers, either leading small groups or supporting within the classroom

• Assist in splitting classes, coteaching, or providing additional inclass support to allow effective differentiation

• Teach in multigrade settings, with guidance and planning support from experienced colleagues

• Use Arabic as the primary language of instruction, with English used where appropriate, particularly when supporting nonArabic speakers in Islamic Studies

• Align teaching with Saudi national curriculum requirements while working within the school’s International Baccalaureate (IB) framework

• Act with flexibility as student numbers and timetables evolve throughout the year

• Contribute positively to wider school life where needed, particularly when teaching hours are lower

This role is ideal for you if you are:

• A recent graduate seeking a supported entry into the teaching profession

• Motivated to learn from experienced Arabic and Islamic Studies educators

• Flexible, positive, and happy to contribute where the school most needs support

• Comfortable working with students of different ages and language backgrounds

• Interested in growing into a fuller teaching role over time

Essential requirements

• Degree in Islamic Studies and/or Arabic (required to meet national expectations)