I

International Schools Partnership

Delivers international education and professional development

English Teacher

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's, Certification
Doha, Qatar
In Person
EducationK-12 Teaching

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in teaching from an accredited institution is required.
  • A Post Graduate Certificate in Education is required.
  • The degree subject must be on the Qatar Ministry of Education approved list.
  • Required teaching certification for Qatar Ministry of Education and Higher Education is required.
  • Candidates must meet the professional teacher education requirements of the school.
  • Child care and protection knowledge is required.
  • In-depth knowledge and understanding of school and associated assessment methods is required.
  • Current knowledge of curriculum developments is required.
  • Ability to apply effective teaching and learning theory and practice to provide for individual needs of children, including classroom organization and learning strategies, is required.
  • Proven management skills are required.
  • Excellent spoken and written command of English is required.
  • Presentation skills and the ability to present information concisely and professionally to varied audiences are required.
  • Organization skills, including prioritizing, multitasking, and meeting deadlines, are required.
  • Regular and punctual attendance is required.
  • Ability to work flexibly and under pressure is required.
  • Customer service skills are required.
  • Critical-thinking skills are required.
  • Ability to negotiate, persuade, and motivate others is required.
  • Professionalism and a collaborative approach, including interpersonal skills across cultural differences, are required.
  • Safeguarding and child welfare knowledge are required.
  • Ability to develop positive working relationships within a team is required.
  • Behaviour management skills are required.
  • Competence using role-related computer applications, including word processing and spreadsheet applications, is required.
  • Accurate data collection, record keeping, and report preparation skills are required.
  • Interpersonal skills including tact, courtesy, and patience are required.
  • Willingness to undertake appropriate professional development is required.
  • Candidates must meet the required professional standards and demonstrate reliability, attention to detail, and commitment to quality.
  • Candidates must complete appropriate vetting, including an online due diligence search, references, and satisfactory criminal background checks or equivalent covering the previous 10 years of employment history.
Responsibilities
  • Develop and implement curriculum individually or as part of a team, aligned with subject standards and learning or assessment objectives.
  • Create and implement lesson plans that address diverse student learning needs using varied instructional strategies and resources.
  • Ensure curriculum plans and resources align with school values and Qatari values and culture.
  • Use appropriate technology and innovative tools to enhance teaching and active student-led learning.
  • Provide timely, constructive feedback to students and relevant stakeholders on progress and assignments.
  • Assess and evaluate student learning continuously, adapting instruction and differentiation as appropriate and following professional assessment practices or directives from line managers or the special educational needs coordinator.
  • Immediately report planning or resources that conflict with school or Qatari values or culture to the line manager before leaving school premises.
  • Establish behaviour expectations and rules that support a safe, respectful learning environment.
  • Promote collaboration, respect, and inclusion among students and appreciation of diverse perspectives.
  • Address individual student needs and provide appropriate support or accommodations.
  • Encourage student participation and facilitate discussions that develop critical thinking and problem-solving.
  • Promote a growth mindset and student ownership of learning.
  • Provide student-led learning opportunities and varied forms of assessment.
  • Connect curriculum planning and teaching to real-life learning and careers.
  • Provide learning opportunities promoting high-performance learning, House and MARK values, and Qatari values and culture.
  • Follow up on positive and negative incidents and communicate clearly with relevant stakeholders in accordance with the staff handbook and penalty list.
  • Maintain regular, open communication with students, providing clear instructions and expectations.
  • Collaborate with colleagues to align curriculum, share resources, and exchange best practices.
  • Communicate regularly with parents electronically and face to face, reporting student progress and addressing concerns or questions.
  • Provide concise, quantifiable qualitative and quantitative progress reports to appropriate stakeholders.
  • Meet all communication deadlines.
  • Communicate clearly and complete stakeholder-related tasks within assigned timeframes, including links with further-education organizations.
  • Use the school portal, email, iSams, CPOMS, and other platforms to share information and resources with appropriate stakeholders.
  • Guide and support students' academic and personal growth.
  • Promote positive working relationships with stakeholders where necessary.
  • Maintain a positive and respectful classroom culture and sensitively address concerns including bullying, discrimination, and mental health.
  • Help students develop life skills including critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving.
  • Provide real-life learning opportunities and links with further-education organizations.
  • Communicate stakeholder concerns clearly and promptly to relevant school staff.
  • Collaborate with school support services to identify and address individual student needs or concerns.
  • Implement reasonable directives or actions from senior leadership, the education department officer, or the principal within communicated timeframes.
  • Stay current with subject knowledge, educational research, British and Ministry of Education curriculum changes, and examination-board objectives, expectations, or content, as well as teaching practices.
  • Participate in professional development to improve teaching skills and pedagogical knowledge.
  • Reflect on teaching practice and seek feedback from colleagues and supervisors to improve.
  • Participate in quality assurance, including self-assessment and peer observation.
  • Complete assigned tasks, action points, and directives supporting professional development within provided timeframes.
  • Maintain satisfactory standards of expectations, professional conduct, and responsibilities.
  • Model and promote the school's values and mission in all interactions.
  • Serve as a positive role model for students, demonstrating integrity, respect, and professionalism in and outside scheduled work hours in accordance with the staff handbook.
  • Promote and provide opportunities for staff and stakeholders to participate in school events and activities, showcase student achievements, and contribute to the wider school community.
  • Use English and, where necessary and appropriate, Arabic in stakeholder communications in accordance with the secondary staff handbook.
  • Use the school portal and other communication platforms to share resources, assignments, and updates with students and parents.
  • Use email, ClassDojo, iSams, and similar tools to communicate with parents, provide progress feedback, and share announcements.
  • Collaborate with colleagues on effective use of communication platforms.
  • Participate in school events, extracurricular activities, and staff meetings, including assemblies, sports day, and cultural events.
  • Lead, support, or create extracurricular activities, clubs, competitions, or field trips that enrich student learning.
  • Attend staff meetings, workshops, and professional development on time and participate in staff, department, and professional-development meetings and school-wide initiatives.
  • Complete additional tasks assigned by line managers by deadlines during event or meeting preparation and implementation.
  • Follow safeguarding policies to protect student safety and well-being.
  • Comply with health and safety regulations and promote a safe learning environment.
  • Report concerns or incidents to appropriate authorities or designated safeguarding leads within required timeframes and communication methods.
  • Implement high-quality teaching, learning, and assessment practices in line with school policies to stretch and challenge students academically and pastorally.
  • Identify and nurture student strengths, talents, and potential through differentiation and personalized learning.
  • Provide higher-order thinking, critical-analysis, problem-solving, and student-led learning opportunities.
  • Use metacognitive strategies to develop student self-regulation, resilience, and growth mindset.
  • Collaborate with colleagues to develop best practices, planning, lesson implementation, and resources for high-quality learning, teaching, and assessment.
  • Regularly assess and track student progress in line with the school assessment policy, set goals, and provide clear, targeted SMART feedback for improvement.
  • Communicate student progress clearly to relevant stakeholders within assigned timeframes.
  • Model and reinforce respect, kindness, integrity, and cultural understanding in daily interactions.
  • Participate in open days, parent information sessions, and community outreach to represent school values and achievements.
  • Foster an inclusive learning environment that respects Qatari national values and traditions.
  • Integrate Qatari culture and heritage into academic and pastoral curriculum where appropriate.
  • Seek early guidance from a line manager about concerns regarding the appropriateness of academic or pastoral plans, decisions, or resources, and implement the determined actions.
  • Collaborate on initiatives promoting community engagement and supporting the local community in line with Qatari values.
  • Maintain a professional and positive image of the school and uphold professional conduct standards.
  • Review and align curriculum regularly with Qatari Ministry of Education ethical guidelines and cultural values.
  • Collaborate with senior leadership, heads of department, and teachers to ensure lesson plans, materials, and assessments are appropriate.
  • Integrate Qatari cultural and ethical values into curriculum using local examples, stories, and traditions.
  • Participate in professional development to understand Qatari Ministry of Education ethics and deliver aligned lessons.
  • Seek feedback from students, parents, and the wider community and implement required curriculum actions within assigned timeframes.
  • Collaborate with school leadership and curriculum coordinators to reflect changes in Qatari Ministry of Education ethics in curriculum, planning, and resources within assigned timeframes.
  • Foster respectful dialogue about ethical, moral, and pastoral issues, encouraging student-led learning, critical thinking, and decision-making based on Qatari Ministry of Education ethics.
  • Evaluate curriculum alignment with Qatari Ministry of Education ethics and make adjustments for continuous improvement and compliance with national values.
  • Undertake other reasonable duties requested by the head of secondary or principal.

About the company

I

International Schools Partnership

View

International Schools Partnership (ISP) operates a global network of over 100 international schools across 25 countries. It delivers a student-centered learning approach that goes beyond classrooms, aiming to ignite curiosity and grow self-confidence so students become lifelong learners and changemakers. The schools emphasize collaboration in the learning process, development of knowledge and skills for success beyond school, access to teaching excellence, international opportunities, and careers guidance. Teachers and leaders receive extensive professional development and benefit from a global network of experts to continuously improve. ISP’s goal is to help students, colleagues, and schools learn and improve together by listening, collaborating, and sharing best practices.

Company Size

N/A

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2013

Get referred to International Schools Partnership

See people who can refer or advise you

Simplify Jobs

Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • ISP added Cedar Crest Academy in Seattle on 31 August 2026.
  • ISP reports 93% of graduates reach top-three higher-education or career choices, 2024.
  • ISP's AI tools save teacher time and support multilingual learning across 30-plus schools.

What critics are saying

  • CVC's 20% stake closes under sponsor control, not public-market discipline, by Q1 2026.
  • Acquisition sprees in Morocco, Dubai, Malaysia, and Seattle inflate integration complexity across 26 markets.
  • Teaching quality and safeguarding failures across 121 schools would damage admissions and trigger regulator scrutiny.

What makes International Schools Partnership unique

  • ISP scaled to 121 schools across 26 markets by August 2026.
  • ISP built proprietary AI tools, including LabSchools, across 120 schools and 24 curricula.
  • ISP's university pathways with JGU strengthen parent-facing outcomes and student placement.

Help us improve and share your feedback! Did you find this helpful?

Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Gym Membership
  • Professional Development Budget

Company News

Delhi News
Jun 18th, 2026
International Schools Partnership (ISP) India announces strategic collaboration with the Office of Admissions and Outreach, O.P. Jindal Global University.

International Schools Partnership (ISP) India announces strategic collaboration with the Office of Admissions and Outreach, O.P. Jindal Global University. ANI 18 Jun 2026, 00:02 GMT+ Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], June 17: International Schools Partnership (ISP) India signed a strategic MOU with the Office of Admissions and Outreach, O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), an Institution of Eminence, to further its purpose of growing the world's most curious and confident minds and helping every learner reach their Destination of Choice. JGU is a non-profit, multidisciplinary, and research-oriented institution recognised as an Institution of Eminence by the Government of India. With over 600 international collaborations across 80+ countries, JGU offers a globally benchmarked education focused on academic excellence, innovation, and real-world impact. The collaboration is a significant step towards strengthening ISP schools-university partnership and would strengthen Future Pathways - ISP's bespoke programme, and one of its Five Learning Pillars, that helps students build life skills and guides them, alongside their families, to make well-informed decisions about life beyond school through meaningful connections with the world of higher education and work. By bringing together ISP's global expertise in school education with JGU's strengths in higher education, research, and international engagement, the partnership creates a powerful bridge between school, university, and career - giving students a headstart on the journey from classroom to campus to career. As one of the world's leading groups of international schools, ISP operates 118 schools across 26 countries, educating over 118,000 students globally. At the heart of ISP's approach is its Learning.First. framework, delivered through its Five Learning Pillars - empowering students to explore, question, and discover their own pathways, while building the confidence, curiosity, global perspective, and real-world skills to thrive in higher education and the workplace. This translates into real outcomes: 93% of ISP graduates achieve one of their top three higher education or career choices* (2024 data). Through this collaboration, students across ISP India's network of schools will gain direct access to: - Curated higher education and career guidance - Research-led, interdisciplinary learning experiences - Immersive campus engagements at JGU - Early exposure to diverse academic disciplines and emerging careers These experiences go beyond awareness - helping students connect aspiration with opportunity, and make informed, confident decisions about their future. Educators will also benefit from certified professional development programmes, gaining exposure to research-led practices and innovative approaches that further enrich teaching and learning across ISP India schools. Speaking about the collaboration, Ms. Rakhi Karnik, Head of Student Futures, ISP India, said, 'At ISP, our purpose is to grow the world's most curious and confident minds. Through our Learning. First. approach and our Five Learning Pillars, this means going beyond strong academics to intentionally build pathways that connect learning with real-world opportunity. Our collaboration with O.P. Jindal Global University is a powerful step forward for our Future Pathways programme - giving students early exposure to university environments, research-led thinking, and future career possibilities. By enabling our learners to explore deeply, think independently, and make informed choices, we are equipping them to confidently pursue their Destination of Choice in a rapidly evolving global landscape.' *ISP graduates achieving one of their top three further/higher education or career pathway choices, 2024 data. About International Schools Partnership (ISP)International Schools Partnership is a global group of 118 private international schools across 26 countries, educating over 118,000 students worldwide. Guided by its Learning.First. framework and Five Learning Pillars, ISP is committed to growing the world's most curious and confident minds, ensuring every learner has the skills, mindset, and opportunities to reach their Destination of Choice. About O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU)O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary and research oriented university founded in 2009. JGU's twelve schools focus on Law, Business & Management, International Affairs, Public Policy, Liberal Arts & Humanities, Journalism, Art & Architecture, Banking & Finance, Environment & Sustainability, Psychology & Counselling, Languages & Literature and Public Health & Human Development. Over the last decade, JGU has grown into an institution that brings full-time faculty from 50+ countries in the world, students from 100+ countries and has collaborated with 600+ leading institutions in 80+ countries which makes the learning experience truly international. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by NewsVoir. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same.)

Legal Era
Jan 22nd, 2026
Al Tamimi & Company Advised On Sale Of American Academy Casablanca To International Schools Partnership

Al Tamimi & Company advised American Academy Casablanca founders on sale to International Schools Partnership.

EducationInvestor
Jul 2nd, 2025
US: Harvest Partners acquires early childhood education company

Schools group International Schools Partnership has acquired Tara Pattana International School in Pattaya, Thailand.

Mid-East Info
Jun 10th, 2025
International Schools Partnership expands regional footprint with acquisition of Smart Vision School in Dubai

International Schools Partnership expands regional footprint with acquisition of Smart Vision School in Dubai.

International Schools Partnership
Apr 2nd, 2025
Supporting Cambridge Applicants: ISP's Mock Interview Programme

That's why International Schools Partnership has launched a group-wide Mock Interview Programme - a unique initiative that brings together expertise, experience, and collaboration from across the ISP network to provide its students with specialist interview coaching.