Forest School Leader
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Job Description
We are looking to hire Forrest School leader to join our growing team for August 2024.Join us at Gems Wesgreen International, where sustainability is at the heart of education. Our state-of-the-art campus in Sharjah showcases eco-friendly initiatives, providing aspiring teachers with the ideal platform to learn and teach sustainable values.Teaching at GEMS is not just a job, its a career. Our teachers enjoy free access to leading CPD programs and have the opportunity to grow with the company on a global scale. With most of our leaders coming from within the GEMS network of schools, GEMS teachers are in a unique position to consider career opportunities across the world as we expand into more and more countries.As well as being a great place to work; Sharjah is a vibrant, cosmopolitan, rapidly expanding city where the sun shines all year round. Teachers in Sharjah enjoy a 4 day working week, an exciting lifestyle, with opportunities for new and exciting leisure activities and travel across the region and further afield! Sharjah boarders with Dubai, approx. 35 min drive and you can be in Dubai center.Successful candidates will need to:
- A B.ed or subject related degree and PGCE / PGDE or equivalent
- Forest School Leader certification or equivalent training in outdoor education, bushcraft skills, risk management, and child safeguarding.
- The ability to share your outstanding practice
- Interested in career growth, leadership, sustainability
- A creative and enthusiastic approach
- Excellent IT and interpersonal communication skills to work closely with students and parents
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Job IdJD1651145
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:Not mentioned
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationSharjah, United Arab Emirates
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EducationNot mentioned