EAL Support Teacher

Hiring category: International, Saudi / GCC National & Dependent EAL Support Teacher ISG Jubail (JUB) June 2, 2026 Position Description Location Al Jubail, Eastern, Saudi Arabia School / Site ISG Jubail Division / Department Elementary Position Type Teacher Subject / Stages Lower Elementary work days / hours 191 days @ 8 hours per day Position status Full time Salary code Teacher Eligible Applicants International, Saudi, Dependent Position start date August 1, 2026 Application deadline Until filled Reports To Kristin Kappelmann, Principal Requisition Number 05-2627-065 Summary ISG Jubail seeks a dynamic ES EAL Support Teacher with a passion for helping students achieve their full potential. The ideal candidate will have experience inspiring students to become conscientious and compassionate thinkers and global citizens. This person would demonstrate a commitment to collaboration around student needs. ISG Jubail has a strong sense of community. The successful candidate would be committed to contributing to the whole school community beyond the confines of the Learning Support program. The ideal candidate would also be eager to engage in collaboration around our mission: We inspire innovation and compassionate action. Position Duties The successful candidate will be able to effectively: - Demonstrate commitment to the safety and security of children and young people ( child protection ). - Collaborate around meeting our mission: We inspire innovation and compassionate action. - Communicate and collaborate in a professional manner. - Commit to continual professional learning. - Plan meaningful assessment opportunities. - Drive learning through assessment and feedback. - Reflect on assessment goals and targets. - Plan and deliver effective and meaningful learning opportunities. - Know and respond to the needs of all students. - Promote agency and innovation in the learning process. - Foster compassion and build relationships among all the ISG community. - Exhibit effective and positive classroom management. - Contribute to student growth and collaboration. - Contribute to the after-school activities program and to the wider ISG Jubail community. - Effectively assess and report on student academic achievement and learning dispositions. - Espouse creativity and passion in and out of the classroom. Specifically with regards to this position, the successful candidate will be able to effectively: - Develop and deliver in class support and pull-out services to best meet the needs of students. - Ensure continuity of learning and appropriate scaffolding of material. - Support appropriate accommodations and modifications for students through collaborating with classroom teachers and specialists. - Teach self-advocacy skills needed to become an independent learner. - Collaborate with the counseling team, administrators, and classroom teachers to develop and refine the referral/identification process for those with learning challenges. - Identify and administer appropriate assessment(s) to assess students’ progress toward goals in a collaborative manner. - Inspire students to actively engage in, and reflect on, the learning process. - Deliver professional learning and training opportunities to teaching staff. - Create an environment where students can comfortably learn, communicate, grow, and develop their passions. - Be an advocate for elementary, middle school and high school students. - Collaborate and communicate with colleagues and parents to design and implement individualized support plans and learning strategies. - Contribute to the creation and revision of interdisciplinary curriculum documents. - Share interests and passions with students through the after-school program. Perform other duties as assigned by the Principal or Assistant Principal. Qualifications and Knowledge The candidate must have: - Minimum of Bachelor’s degree in a related field of study. The ideal candidate will have: - Related advanced study or certifications. Experience and Skills The ideal candidate will have: Experience - Supporting students academically in an international context. - Leading and inspiring elementary, middle- and high-school students to be informed and inspired community members and leaders. - Organizing student projects and performance tasks. - Documenting curriculum according to Understanding by Design (UbD) principles. - Designing standards-based programs. - Collaborating in a professional setting with large and small groups of colleagues. - Leading groups of students and faculty. - Conducting functional behavior assessments and developing behavior intervention plans. - Teaching multi-sensory educational strategies to improve sensory, perceptual, kinesthetic, executive functioning skills, communication, cognition, and social/emotional development. Skills and Disposition - Positive and compassionate outlook. - Open-mindedness and flexibility. - A proactive approach and ability to take initiative. -

Minimum of Bachelor’s degree in a related field of study.

Demonstrate commitment to safety and security of children; collaborate to advance the school's mission; communicate and collaborate professionally; commit to ongoing professional learning; plan meaningful assessments; drive learning through assessment and feedback; reflect on goals; plan and deliver meaningful learning opportunities; know and respond to all students; promote agency and innovation; foster positive relationships; contribute to after-school and wider ISG Jubail community; assess and report on student achievement and dispositions; espouse creativity and passion; develop and deliver in-class and pull-out support to meet student needs; ensure continuity of learning with appropriate scaffolding; support accommodations and modifications through collaboration with teachers and specialists; teach self-advocacy; collaborate to refine referral/identification processes for learning challenges; identify and administer appropriate assessments; inspire student engagement; deliver professional learning for staff; create a supportive learning environment; advocate for elementary through high school students; design individualized support plans and learning strategies; contribute to curriculum documents; participate in after-school activities; perform other duties as assigned.