MS-HS Dutch Language Teacher Part-Time

Scope

Middle and High School (Grade 6-10)

Director of Multilingual and Intercultural Learning

Heads of Middle and High School

30 June 2026

In order to fill this role effectively, the successful candidate will need to have a diverse range of qualities, competencies and experience. The Dutch Home Language Teacher (Mother Tongue) should be an outstanding learner, motivator and communicator, with excellent interpersonal skills, and should be capable of creating an environment of mutual support and respect by identifying and addressing factors that inhibit learning.

He/she should be able to provide support to students, staff and parents to facilitate the development of an internationally minded community which shares a common interest in preserving the environment, caring for each other and engaging enthusiastically in learning.

• Bachelor’s degree in Education or equivalent
• Qualified teacher status appropriate to the teaching duties to be undertaken.
• Experience with the IB MYP/DP, particularly in the Dutch mother tongue.

• alignment with the ISL values of belonging, integrity, grit and kindness.
• excellent communication skills with the ability to effectively communicate in English and Dutch.
• high-level understanding of current research on how students learn and the ability to motivate high school students.
• ability to inspire students of varying backgrounds and abilities through differentiated instruction and engaging learning opportunities.
• capability to support student needs in learning and pastoral matters.
• awareness of the principles of Understanding by Design and Assessment for Learning.
• active participation in the development of the middle/high school and fostering team spirit.
• stay informed about current developments and research findings in the field of middle/high school teaching and learning of Dutch mother tongue
• Effective time management skills to manage a diverse and demanding workload.

• Implement MYP/DP policy and strategic plans.
• Collaborate with the School Leadership Team members to ensure effective curriculum delivery, including resource selection and management.
• Participate in the design, development, implementation, and review of the mother tongue language curriculum.
• Contribute to the design, development, implementation, and review of assessment and reporting systems.
• Promote the health and safety of middle and high school classes.
• Engage in professional development and contribute to regular staff training and meetings.
• Foster a sense of team spirit in the primary school and build connections with colleagues across the school.
• Contribute to community service and global citizenship goals.
• Participate in the extra-curricular activities program of the school.
• Promote a positive attitude between the middle/high school and the wider community through cooperative relations, publications, competitions, and other initiatives.
• Enhance the professional standing of the teaching body.
• Participate in the ongoing development of the MYP, addressing matters from the authorization report.
• Use technology to support middle/high school learning, especially through the use of a Virtual Learning Environment (e.g., Toddle, Microsoft Teams, etc.).
• Support the school in meeting its program obligations for NEASC and the IB.
• Contribute to the development of Assessment for Learning (AFL) and Understanding by Design (UBD) within the middle school.

ISL Qatar is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, with zero tolerance for any breaches of safeguarding standards. All applicants/new staff must undergo child protection screening, including employment references, prohibition from teaching checks, and a criminal records check (DBS or an equivalent certificate from the applicant’s country of residence). All staff are required to actively support the school’s child protection and safeguarding commitments by complying with relevant policies, promoting student welfare, and promptly reporting concerns to Designated Safeguarding Lead(s).

Education is an ever-changing field, and all staff are expected to participate positively in schools’ activities and to adopt a flexible approach to their work. It is understood that areas of responsibility of the job description are not necessarily a comprehensive definition of the post or an exhaustive list of all duties performed. The main duties and responsibilities are indicated above.

Other duties of an appropriate level and nature may also be required, as directed by the Line Manager.