Manara School's Mission
Manara School provides exceptional students with a world-class education based on ethics, academics, and diversity. We expect our students to become the passionate leaders required to shape a more prosperous and equitable world.
About Manara School
Manara School started its first year of operation in the Fall of 2023, with its inaugural class of 2028. The school is expected to grow to 500 students. As a co-educational residential school, with a mission to provide exceptional students with a world-class education based on ethics, academics, and diversity, Manara continues to build its organizational systems and infrastructure.
Manara School is seeking to hire faculty members in English for its 2026-2027 academic year.
All faculty contribute to the evening and weekend residential program as well as to the
academic program, and most live on campus.
Teaching duties will include some combination of these core courses:
- Reading and Writing Workshop for grade 8, focusing on foundational language skills for multilingual learners entering high school
- Foundations of Rhetoric and Literature for grade 9, introducing fundamental skills for effective argumentation and for literary analysis and understanding
- Language and Composition for grade 11, emphasizing rhetoric and expository writing
- The successful candidate will report to the Dean of Academics and will also work in close collaboration with the Dean of Students with regard to their residential duties.
Responsibilities
- Teach approximately 4 course sections with responsibility for around 50 students (depending on the department and nature of the courses)
- Perform some combination of the following duties, as assigned: Advising a group of students/Serving as a dorm parent/Coaching or directing three seasons of student sports and/or activities /Supervising study halls
- Supervise evenings and weekends on a rotational basis as part of a duty team
- Contribute to special events, as needed, such as community service events, trips, and outdoor excursions
- Serve on assigned committees (such as discipline, accreditation, curriculum, etc.)
- Attend and contribute to all school programmatic events (such as school meetings and assemblies, admissions events, faculty and student orientation, parent weekends and meetings, faculty meetings)
- Any academic, supervisory, educational or other activities that are typically recognized (internationally, regionally or locally) as part of the job title or part of boarding school activities, and work as assigned by direct supervisor or the Head of School
Qualified candidates will demonstrate
- Educational qualifications (at minimum, a Bachelor's degree), or other evidence of deep knowledge in their subject area
- Passion for their subject area and a demonstrable love of learning
- Joy in spending time with teenagers and helping them find their way through adolescence and young adulthood
- Mastery of engaging and age-appropriate pedagogical strategies, including differentiation, student-directed inquiry, and experiential learning
- Demonstrated success in a boarding environment or similar setting where they have provided care and mentorship for students outside the classroom
- Experience teaching students who are multilingual learners, or an eagerness to develop this skill set.
- Patience, kindness, and a collaborative work style
- Interest in our Egyptian culture and the motivation to embrace it
- Fluency in English
