Business and Economics Teacher - Secondary School

About the role

The Arbor School, Dubai, is seeking an experienced Business and Economics teacher for its Secondary School. The successful candidate will teach the British curriculum, particularly at GCSE/iGCSE and A Level, working with the Head of Department and colleagues to develop the curriculum and deliver engaging lessons. The school's ethos links learning with sustainability, ethical decision-making and real-world global challenges.

Key responsibilities

• Safeguard and promote the welfare of all students in line with the school's Safeguarding Framework, policies and Code of Conduct.
• Support the development and review of the Business and Economics curriculum and schemes of work.
• Plan, deliver and evaluate lessons according to the British curriculum and examination specifications.
• Develop students' analytical, evaluative, problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.
• Use assessment strategies and progress data to inform teaching and support strong outcomes.
• Create a safe, inclusive and stimulating learning environment.
• Work with pastoral and inclusion teams and develop enrichment opportunities in enterprise, financial literacy and economic developments.
• Integrate real-world applications, sustainability and cross-curricular learning where appropriate.
• Take part in professional development and share the school's values.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Business, Economics or a related subject, with a PGCE and QTS or an equivalent recognised teaching qualification.
• At least two years of relevant teaching experience, preferably in a British curriculum school.
• Strong subject knowledge and experience teaching Business and Economics at secondary level, ideally GCSE/iGCSE and A Level.
• Fluent or native-level English.

Required skills

• Excellent communication, organisational and interpersonal skills.
• A caring, reflective and collaborative approach to teaching.

To apply, candidates submit an up-to-date CV with a recent photograph and a two-page letter of application via the school's application process.