International School of Creative Science (ISCS)
Faith-based British curriculum excellence
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ISCS Nad Al Sheba is hiring a Enterprise Teacher – Economics / Business (AY 26-27) Dubai, UAE in Dubai, UAE. This is a full-time position.
The International School of Creative Science in Dubai needs a creative Enterprise Teacher to join its British curriculum team. This full time role involves teaching Business and Economics to secondary students. You will develop schemes of work and lesson plans that follow the UK National Curriculum. Your goal is to inspire pupils and help them deepen their knowledge. You will also prepare students for examinations. If you have a bachelor degree in Economics or Business Studies and a UK teaching qualification such as PGCE or QTS, this role is for you. A minimum of two years of teaching experience in the UK National Curriculum is required.
Key Responsibilities for Enterprise Teacher
- Develop schemes of work and lesson plans that align with curriculum objectives. Plan engaging Enterprise lessons that link business theory to real world examples. Use data to differentiate instruction for students of all abilities.
- Facilitate learning by building strong relationships with pupils. Organize learning resources effectively. Create a classroom environment that supports deep understanding and critical thinking.
- Assess and record student progress regularly. Provide constructive feedback to help pupils improve. Prepare students for examinations successfully.
- Link pupils’ current knowledge to earlier learning. Challenge and inspire them to deepen their understanding. Develop social skills and abilities appropriate to age, aptitude, and cultural background.
- Collaborate with colleagues and parents to support student achievement. Participate in professional development opportunities. Finally, maintain a healthy, inclusive learning environment for all children.
Qualifications
You need a bachelor degree in Economics, Business Studies, or a related subject. A UK teaching qualification such as PGCE or QTS is essential. A minimum of two years of teaching experience or teaching practice in the UK National Curriculum is required. Knowledge of data disaggregation, analysis, and differentiation for students is important. You must have recent knowledge and understanding of safeguarding. A proven track record of securing outstanding results through high quality teaching is essential. The ability to use data effectively to monitor and enhance student progress is also required.