Teach at Renad Academy

K12 School

Private school

About Renad Academy

Opened in 2016, Renad Academy provides educational services to students identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Initially, the school will begin with three and four-year-olds and add a grade level each subsequent year. Following a rigorous intake assessment, students will be provided with an integrated instructional program that uses evidence-based instructional strategies, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy and adaptive life skills.

A key mandate of Renad Academy is to work with the student’s family to ensure they have specific training on parenting a child with ASD and connect them to appropriate medical services. Additionally, the Academy will support the larger community by providing assessments, training and resources to other schools and programs in Qatar serving the needs of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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Qatar at a glance

Country information

Capital:

Doha

Language:

Arabic

Population:

2,155,446

Currency:

Qatari Riyal, ﷼ (QAR)

Government:

Unitary Parliamentary Absolute Monarch

Major Religion(s):

Islam

Climate:

Hot, dry desert climate

Size:

11,571 km²

Country quick facts

Qatar hosted the FIFA World Cup in December 2022, becoming the first Arab nation ever to do so.

Although much of Qatar is desert terrain, the country has invested heavily in sustainability and urban greening, including reclaimed land and coastal developments around Doha.

Football remains one of the most popular sports in Qatar, but residents and visitors also enjoy athletics, horse racing, falconry, and other sporting events throughout the year.

Qatar has one of the highest GDP per capita levels in the world, driven by its vast natural gas and oil reserves, making it one of the richest nations globally.

A traditional favorite dish is Machbous (also spelled majboos), a spiced rice meal cooked with meat or seafood that reflects Qatar’s Gulf-Arab culinary heritage.

The weekend in Qatar falls on Friday and Saturday, with most businesses closed or operating limited hours on Friday mornings for the midday prayer.

Approximately 88% of Qatar’s population are foreign residents, with only about 12% being Qatari citizens.

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