Job Title
Islamic Teacher
Overview
As an Islamic Teacher, you will deliver age-appropriate lessons in Qur’an recitation, Seerah, Hadith, Fiqh and Islamic values to primary-grade learners. You’ll create a respectful, engaging environment that nurtures students’ moral development and spiritual understanding, in line with MOE curriculum guidelines and KHDA standards.
Key Responsibilities
- Academic Instruction & Curriculum Delivery
- Plan and teach interactive Islamic Studies lessons following MOE primary curriculum outcomes
- Cover Qur’an recitation techniques, core Islamic values, Seerah stories, Hadith interpretation and basic Fiqh
- Use stories, visuals, songs and hands-on activities to bring teachings to life
- Develop lesson plans, assessments and learning materials that align with curriculum goals
- Spiritual & Moral Development
- Instill Islamic etiquette, respect and positive character traits in daily school routines
- Encourage regular practice of duas, Islamic greetings and acts of kindness
- Guide students in applying Islamic principles to real-life situations
- Classroom Management & Student Engagement
- Maintain a respectful, inclusive and well-disciplined learning environment
- Promote discussion, questioning and reflection on Islamic teachings
- Offer extra support for students needing help with recitation or religious concepts
- Parental Communication & Community Engagement
- Keep parents informed of their child’s progress in recitation, behavior and moral growth
- Organize and participate in school events for Islamic occasions (Ramadan activities, Hajj Week, Eid celebrations)
- Professional Development & Compliance
- Stay current on MOE Islamic curriculum updates and effective teaching methods
- Ensure full compliance with KHDA regulations and school policies
- Attend training sessions and collaborate on cross-curricular projects
Qualifications & Requirements
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Islamic Studies, Arabic & Islamic Education or a related field (mandatory)
- Teaching certification or B.Ed. in Islamic Studies preferred
- Experience
- 2–3 years teaching Islamic Studies at the primary-school level (mandatory)
- Experience in CBSE or MOE curriculum schools is preferred
- Visa Status
- Preference for candidates holding a Spouse, Employment or their own visa
- Skills & Attributes
- Strong command of Qur’anic recitation rules and Arabic terminology
- Ability to design engaging, values-driven lessons for young learners
- Excellent communication, classroom management and interpersonal skills
- Patience, compassion and cultural sensitivity
- Familiarity with blended-learning tools and digital Islamic-education resources is a plus
Application Process
Submit your resume via our Careers page. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.