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A. Plans and organizes learning experiences:
· Develops course outlines.
· Develops yearly/long range plans showing the major areas of the curriculum taught, to be handed into the Principal by mid-September.
· Develops plans for assessment of student learning for each unit of study in the curriculum, to be handed into the Principal by the end of the first week of each quarter.
· Prepares daily lesson plans, available for the Principal upon request, and in the case of teacher absence.
· Works with the Curriculum Coordinator and Principal in developing the subject matter in classes.
· Updates Atlas Rubicon curriculum maps.
· Prepares emergency lesson plans to be kept in a file with the High School Secretary in the event of absence.
· Prepares assignments, experiments, demonstration, teaching aids, bulleting board, etc. and dismantles them in a timely fashion.
· Plans, organizes and supervises students at assemblies and other programs as required.
· Anticipates classroom resource needs and submits requisitions for supplies when required.
· Keeps a safe, healthful, orderly and attractive classroom.
· Fulfils expectations for supervisory duties throughout the school.
· Supports school wide discipline policies.
· Encourages and rewards improvement and positive behavior.
B. Uses appropriate teaching strategies for class:
· Use a variety of resources and techniques to reinforce teaching and promote student learning.
· Diagnose each student learning strengths and weaknesses and adapt teaching accordingly.
· Provide extra attention before, after school, and other time as needed to ensure student success.
· Establish and maintain discipline in the classroom and monitors hallway behavior before and after school and between class changes.
· Evaluates and reports pupil progress in conferences with students and their parents.
· Maintains pupil records of achievement, attendance, test performance and academic progress.
· Plan and conduct assigned co-curricular activities.
· Consult on regular basis with department head, Principal and counselor.
· Implement differentiated learning strategies.
· Provide instruction that is more student centered rather than teacher centered.
· Write and use rubrics regularly for evaluation of assignments and projects.
OVERSEES HIRES ONLY:
End of service indemnity: Half a month's salary for each year taught at AAG for the first
5 years of service and full month salary starting with the 6th
year and onward; received upon completion of service.
Relocation allowance: 120 KD, payable upon arrival
Personal days: 3 per academic year (10 KD paid for each day not used at the end of the year)
Sick leave: 6 per academic year
Contract: Paid over 12 months including school holidays with pay
Emergency leave: Handled case by case
Bereavement leave: Five days with pay/five days without pay for immediate family members
Airline ticket: Provided to and from your point of origin every summer
Extra baggage allowance: 65 KD
Housing: Furnished apartment (2 bedrooms) with phone, free utilities,
and cable TV
Transportation: Provided to and from school
Medical care: Subsidized private (90% paid by Board) health insurance
Professional Dev: Provided by the school
Dependents: 40% discounted tuition for dependents
Block 5, Street 1, Bldg 288, Salwa, KW
AAG has been in existence since 1996 providing educational programs to Kuwaiti girls. AAG is a single-gender school for girls that uses an American curriculum that is aligned with Common Core Standards to prepare all students for success in Early Childhood, elementary, middle, and high school levels, university, careers, and community leadership.
Our school has four divisions:
We have 975 total students enrolled in our school. All our core subjects: English, Math, Science, and Social Studies are taught in English as the primary language except for Arabic, Religion, and Koran classes which are taught in Arabic and the curriculum comes from the Ministry of Education. Our school offers an array of opportunities academically including AP courses and extra-curriculum activities such as Athletics, M.U.N., Academic Games, After-school clubs, etc.
In addition, we offer Arabic as a Foreign Language for those students who have permission from the Ministry of Education. AAG consists of a staff that is diverse and dedicated to ensuring our students are successful.






Please note that Teach Away provides information on behalf of schools and cannot accept liability for information provided or policies schools may adopt. Be sure to verify all details that apply to you, and check for the latest visa and work permit requirements. For any questions regarding job postings, please contact the school directly.
Teach Away believes in diversity and inclusivity, and that everyone deserves to be treated with respect and be considered fairly and equally for employment. We ensure all schools we work with adhere to our pledge to promote inclusivity and diversity in education and recruitment practices.

A. Plans and organizes learning experiences:
· Develops course outlines.
· Develops yearly/long range plans showing the major areas of the curriculum taught, to be handed into the Principal by mid-September.
· Develops plans for assessment of student learning for each unit of study in the curriculum, to be handed into the Principal by the end of the first week of each quarter.
· Prepares daily lesson plans, available for the Principal upon request, and in the case of teacher absence.
· Works with the Curriculum Coordinator and Principal in developing the subject matter in classes.
· Updates Atlas Rubicon curriculum maps.
· Prepares emergency lesson plans to be kept in a file with the High School Secretary in the event of absence.
· Prepares assignments, experiments, demonstration, teaching aids, bulleting board, etc. and dismantles them in a timely fashion.
· Plans, organizes and supervises students at assemblies and other programs as required.
· Anticipates classroom resource needs and submits requisitions for supplies when required.
· Keeps a safe, healthful, orderly and attractive classroom.
· Fulfils expectations for supervisory duties throughout the school.
· Supports school wide discipline policies.
· Encourages and rewards improvement and positive behavior.
B. Uses appropriate teaching strategies for class:
· Use a variety of resources and techniques to reinforce teaching and promote student learning.
· Diagnose each student learning strengths and weaknesses and adapt teaching accordingly.
· Provide extra attention before, after school, and other time as needed to ensure student success.
· Establish and maintain discipline in the classroom and monitors hallway behavior before and after school and between class changes.
· Evaluates and reports pupil progress in conferences with students and their parents.
· Maintains pupil records of achievement, attendance, test performance and academic progress.
· Plan and conduct assigned co-curricular activities.
· Consult on regular basis with department head, Principal and counselor.
· Implement differentiated learning strategies.
· Provide instruction that is more student centered rather than teacher centered.
· Write and use rubrics regularly for evaluation of assignments and projects.
OVERSEES HIRES ONLY:
End of service indemnity: Half a month's salary for each year taught at AAG for the first
5 years of service and full month salary starting with the 6th
year and onward; received upon completion of service.
Relocation allowance: 120 KD, payable upon arrival
Personal days: 3 per academic year (10 KD paid for each day not used at the end of the year)
Sick leave: 6 per academic year
Contract: Paid over 12 months including school holidays with pay
Emergency leave: Handled case by case
Bereavement leave: Five days with pay/five days without pay for immediate family members
Airline ticket: Provided to and from your point of origin every summer
Extra baggage allowance: 65 KD
Housing: Furnished apartment (2 bedrooms) with phone, free utilities,
and cable TV
Transportation: Provided to and from school
Medical care: Subsidized private (90% paid by Board) health insurance
Professional Dev: Provided by the school
Dependents: 40% discounted tuition for dependents
Please note that Teach Away provides information on behalf of schools and cannot accept liability for information provided or policies schools may adopt. Be sure to verify all details that apply to you, and check for the latest visa and work permit requirements. For any questions regarding job postings, please contact the school directly.
Teach Away believes in diversity and inclusivity, and that everyone deserves to be treated with respect and be considered fairly and equally for employment. We ensure all schools we work with adhere to our pledge to promote inclusivity and diversity in education and recruitment practices.
Block 5, Street 1, Bldg 288, Salwa, KW
AAG has been in existence since 1996 providing educational programs to Kuwaiti girls. AAG is a single-gender school for girls that uses an American curriculum that is aligned with Common Core Standards to prepare all students for success in Early Childhood, elementary, middle, and high school levels, university, careers, and community leadership.
Our school has four divisions:
We have 975 total students enrolled in our school. All our core subjects: English, Math, Science, and Social Studies are taught in English as the primary language except for Arabic, Religion, and Koran classes which are taught in Arabic and the curriculum comes from the Ministry of Education. Our school offers an array of opportunities academically including AP courses and extra-curriculum activities such as Athletics, M.U.N., Academic Games, After-school clubs, etc.
In addition, we offer Arabic as a Foreign Language for those students who have permission from the Ministry of Education. AAG consists of a staff that is diverse and dedicated to ensuring our students are successful.





