Posted: 25 March 2010
Teaching Staff for the 2010-2011 Academic Year
The Glenelg School of Abu Dhabi seeks outstanding teachers and educators to establish
a premiere American curriculum Elementary School, Middle School, and High School in
Abu Dhabi, and an Elementary School in Al Ruwais.
The school seeks teachers in the following subject areas:
•Elementary School Teachers (KG1 - Gr 5)
•English
•Math
•Social Studies
•Economics
•Art
•Islamic Studies
•Information Technology
•Arabic
•Arabic Social Studies
•German
•Physical Education
•Physics, Chemistry, Biology
Successful candidates must be highly qualified and will have at least five years of teaching experience in their field at the appropriate level.
For all positions, evidence of curriculum design and development, and teaching a diverse pupil population in an international setting would be highly desirable. Applicants applying for High School should be prepared to teach up to Advanced Placement (AP) level classes.
For Arabic language and Arabic Social Studies teachers, Bachelor Degree in their
field, 5-years’ Middle-East teaching experience, license issued by the UAE Ministry
of Education, and English language proficiency are required.
The school is seeking the following non-teaching positions:
•Elementary School Principal
•Receptionist
•Nurse
•Elementary School Counselor
•Administrative Assistant
•Classroom Assistants
The vision of The Glenelg School of Abu Dhabi is to create and conduct a challenging
and vigorous academic curriculum and programme (KG1 - Gr. 12) for Emirati
and other highly qualified pupils based on the successful model of International
Independent Schools of the highest academic standing.
Interested candidates are requested to submit a letter of application and CV with contact details of at least three references electronically to:
recruitment@gsad.sch.ae
The submission of all materials as an Word 2003, RTF, OpenOffice, or PDF attachment is required. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until successful candidates
are selected.
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