Experienced Islamic Studies Teacher for Primary School – Afternoon Shift
Job Details
- Country: Qatar
- Listed: September 8, 2026 11:54 am
- Expires: 179 days, 23 hours
Description
Job Overview
We are currently seeking a dedicated Islamic Studies Teacher to join our team for the afternoon shift. This role is ideal for educators who are passionate about teaching Islamic Studies and Shariya to primary school students and are ready to start immediately.
Key Responsibilities
The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering engaging Islamic Studies lessons that align with the school’s curriculum. You will foster a positive learning environment that promotes understanding and respect for Islamic teachings among young learners.
Required Skills and Qualifications
- Bilingual with strong proficiency in English to effectively communicate and deliver lessons.
- Possession of an attested degree in Islamic Studies or Shariya.
- Proven experience teaching Islamic Studies at the primary school level.
- Readiness to join the school immediately.
How to Apply
If you meet the above requirements and are interested in contributing to our educational community, please submit your updated resume to cv@firstassalam.sch.qa. We look forward to welcoming a motivated teacher to our team.
More About This Job
Educators stepping into this role will find themselves at the forefront of shaping young minds. The position emphasizes innovative teaching methods that can deeply engage students in understanding Islamic principles. As a result, your contributions will not only impact individual student growth but also enhance the wider school community.
Working in Education And Training Jobs in Qatar
The education sector in Qatar is experiencing significant growth, driven by a commitment to improving curriculum standards and educational outcomes. This increased focus has led to a rising demand for qualified teachers, especially in specialized fields like Islamic Studies. Opportunities abound for educators looking to make a meaningful impact in classrooms across the country.