English Teacher

Roles and responsibilities

• Teaching and Instruction

  • Plan, prepare, and deliver engaging lessons on a variety of topics in English, including reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, and literature.
  • Develop lesson plans and instructional materials that meet the needs of diverse learners, adapting content to suit different learning styles and abilities.
  • Teach both language skills (reading, writing, speaking, listening) and literary analysis, including comprehension, analysis, and interpretation of texts.
  • Foster a positive and inclusive classroom environment where students feel motivated to engage with the material and participate in discussions.
  • Encourage students to develop critical thinking skills, creativity, and confidence in using the English language.

• Classroom Management

  • Establish clear expectations and routines to create a safe, respectful, and well-structured learning environment.
  • Manage classroom behavior effectively, using positive reinforcement and clear boundaries to maintain discipline and focus.
  • Foster a classroom culture of respect, collaboration, and active participation, where students feel comfortable sharing ideas and opinions.

• Assessment and Evaluation

  • Assess student progress through regular quizzes, essays, assignments, presentations, and other forms of evaluation.
  • Provide constructive feedback to students on their work, guiding them toward improvement in their language skills and understanding of literature.
  • Monitor and track students' academic progress, identifying areas for improvement and offering additional support when necessary.
  • Grade assignments fairly and consistently, ensuring that assessments align with learning objectives and curriculum standards.

• Student Support and Development

  • Provide individualized support to students who need extra help, including tutoring or differentiated assignments for those with different learning needs.
  • Encourage students to engage with English outside of the classroom through reading, writing, and practical language use.
  • Act as a mentor, helping students develop academic skills, study habits, and time management.
  • Promote a growth mindset, encouraging students to see mistakes as opportunities for learning and improvement.

• Curriculum Planning and Development

  • Collaborate with other English teachers and the school leadership to develop and refine the English curriculum, ensuring that it is comprehensive, relevant, and aligned with educational standards.
  • Integrate technology and digital resources into lessons to enhance learning and engagement.
  • Stay updated with the latest trends in teaching and literature, incorporating contemporary texts and ideas into lessons.
  • Adapt lessons and materials to address the needs of students with varying levels of proficiency in English.

Desired candidate profile

• • Previous experience teaching English, preferably at the secondary or higher education level.
  • Experience with a variety of English language learners, including non-native speakers, is an advantage.
  • Experience in teaching literature, writing skills, grammar, and language development.
  • Experience in differentiating lessons to meet the needs of diverse students, including those with learning disabilities or special needs.

• Teaching Skills

  • Strong knowledge of English grammar, literature, composition, and reading comprehension.
  • Ability to design and deliver engaging lessons that stimulate students’ interest in reading, writing, and language learning.
  • Experience in integrating digital tools and multimedia resources into lessons to engage students and enhance learning.
  • Strong presentation skills, with the ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and accessible manner.

• Classroom Management Skills

  • Strong classroom management skills, with the ability to create a positive, productive, and disciplined learning environment.
  • Ability to handle disruptive behavior calmly and constructively while maintaining the focus and engagement of the class.
  • Effective communication with students, encouraging active participation, discussion, and collaboration.

• Interpersonal and Communication Skills

  • Strong verbal and written communication skills for effective interaction with students, parents, and colleagues.
  • Ability to build rapport with students and foster a supportive and encouraging classroom environment.
  • Ability to provide constructive and motivating feedback to students, helping them develop both their strengths and areas for improvement.