Mathematics Teacher at American Academy School Qatar – Doha, Qatar

## Role Overview American Academy School Qatar in Doha is seeking a full-time, on-site Mathematics Teacher. This entry-level teaching opportunity is suited to educators who are passionate about mathematics and committed to delivering the American curriculum. The teacher will plan and deliver engaging mathematics lessons for assigned grade levels, use varied instructional methods and resources, assess student learning, and maintain accurate academic records. As part of an international and multicultural school community, the selected candidate will also collaborate with colleagues and families, attend professional development, and contribute to the wider school environment. The role requires daily presence at the school in Doha, Qatar, and a strong commitment to student-centered learning and continuous improvement. ## Key Responsibilities The Mathematics Teacher will perform a range of instructional and collaborative duties: - Plan and deliver engaging math lessons aligned with the American curriculum for appropriate grade levels. - Use a variety of instructional methods and learning resources to address different learning styles. - Prepare daily lesson plans and teach classes effectively. - Assess student progress continuously and provide constructive feedback to support academic growth. - Maintain accurate records of grades and attendance for transparency and follow-up. - Differentiate instruction to meet diverse learning needs, respecting individual differences in understanding. - Integrate educational technology and digital tools into math instruction to enhance comprehension and engagement. - Support students in developing strong problem-solving and analytical skills. - Participate in curriculum development to keep instructional content aligned with American standards. - Collaborate with colleagues, parents, and guardians to track student progress and address challenges. - Attend school meetings and professional development sessions to improve teaching practices. - Contribute to the overall school community through activities and initiatives. ## Requirements & Qualifications To be considered for this role, candidates should meet the following qualifications: - Strong subject-matter expertise in Mathematics and Mathematics Education. - Proficiency in Lesson Planning and Curriculum Development aligned with an American curriculum. - Bachelor’s degree or higher in Mathematics, Mathematics Education, or a closely related field. - Previous classroom teaching experience, preferably in an international or multicultural school setting. - Ability to create inclusive, student-centered learning environments and manage classroom behavior effectively. - Skilled in using educational technology and digital tools to enhance math instruction. - Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work collaboratively with students, families, and staff. - Commitment to ongoing professional learning and reflective teaching practice. - Fluency in

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