Title: Early Years, Primary & Al-Quran Teacher
Company Name: Tarbiyah International Tahfiz Academy
Vacancy: 10
Age: 22 to 35 years
Job Location: Dhaka (Uttara Sector 12)
Salary: Tk. 20000 - 35000 (Monthly)
Experience:
Cambridge Certified
Complete Islamic guideline must be followed by all.
The Cambridge Early Years Teacher will be responsible for nurturing young learners (Playgroup, Nursery, KG) through play-based, inquiry-driven, and child-centered methodologies in alignment with the Cambridge Early Years Curriculum, while upholding Islamic manners (Adab and Akhlaq).
Curriculum Delivery & Classroom Pedagogy:
Plan, deliver, and assess engaging lessons based on the Cambridge Early Years curriculum framework across all key areas: Communication, Language & Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World, Expressive Arts & Design, and Personal, Social & Emotional Development (PSED).
Design and maintain a vibrant, safe, stimulating, and multi-sensory learning environment that fosters curiosity, exploration, and hands-on learning.
Implement active play-based, phonics-oriented (e.g., Jolly Phonics), and activity-based teaching approaches to build foundational literacy and numeracy skills.
Islamic Environment & Moral Development:
Integrate Islamic values, basic Du’as, manners of eating/greeting, and moral stories seamlessly into daily routines and thematic activities.
Role model Sunnah manners, kindness, empathy, and patience for young impressionable minds.
Child Assessment & Progress Tracking:
Continuously observe, assess, and document each child’s developmental milestones, learning journeys, and social-emotional growth.
Maintain comprehensive individual progress portfolios, anecdotal notes, and termly assessment reports.
Identify learning delays or special educational needs early and collaborate with school leadership and parents to provide targeted support.
Classroom Management & Well-being:
Establish clear, positive, and gentle classroom routines promoting independence, hygiene, self-regulation, and peer collaboration.
Supervise students during transition times, snack breaks, indoor/outdoor play, and ensure the highest standards of child safeguarding and physical safety.
Parent Communication & Collaboration:
Foster transparent, constructive, and regular communication with parents regarding daily progress, behavior, and developmental milestones.
Conduct meaningful Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs) and participate actively in school orientation sessions and family events.
The Cambridge Primary Teacher will deliver rigorous, standards-aligned instruction across primary stages (English, Mathematics, Science, and Global Perspectives) following the Cambridge Primary Curriculum, while nurturing intellectual discipline and Islamic character.
Curriculum Planning & Academic Instruction:
Develop comprehensive long-term schemes of work, weekly unit plans, and differentiated daily lesson plans strictly adhering to Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) standards.
Teach core subjects (English / Mathematics / Science) utilizing 21st-century pedagogical strategies, active learning, critical thinking, problem-solving, and STEM/hands-on experiments.
Prepare students thoroughly for Cambridge Primary Progression Tests and Cambridge Primary Checkpoint examinations.
Assessment, Grading & Feedback:
Design balanced formative and summative assessments, diagnostic quizzes, and structured assignments aligned with Cambridge learning outcomes.
Provide prompt, constructive, and actionable marking and feedback to students to foster continuous academic improvement.
Maintain accurate digital and physical gradebooks, attendance logs, and student performance tracking matrices.
Differentiated Instruction & Inclusion:
Differentiate teaching techniques and learning materials to cater to mixed-ability classrooms, supporting both struggling learners and gifted/talented students.
Conduct remedial sessions and academic clinic hours for students requiring additional conceptual reinforcement.
Classroom Leadership & Holistic Development:
Maintain a disciplined, respectful, organized, and academically inspiring classroom culture based on Islamic etiquette.
Encourage student inquiry, independent research skills, collaborative group work, and confidence in public speaking.
Support and lead co-curricular activities, science fairs, spelling bees, literacy weeks, and thematic school exhibitions.
Professional Collaboration & Parent Engagement:
Collaborate with department coordinators and fellow teachers in standardizing curriculum pacing, cross-curricular projects, and internal moderation.
Prepare detailed end-of-term academic report cards and engage parents proactively through PTMs to ensure home-school partnership.
The Al-Quran Teacher will guide students through systematic Hifz (memorization), Nazira (fluent reading), and Tajweed with pristine Makharij and correct articulation, cultivating a lifelong love and reverence for the Holy Quran.
Tahfeez & Nazira Instruction:
Guide students systematically through personalized Quran memorization plans (Sabaq, Sabaqi, and Manzil/Dhor) based on their individual capacities.
Teach accurate Tajweed rules (Makharij, Sifaat, Ahkam of Nun Sakinah, Meem Sakinah, Madd, Waqf, etc.) with theoretical clarity and practical application.
Oversee and conduct daily revision schedules to ensure strong retention and prevent students from forgetting previously memorized Surahs/Paras.
Character Building (Tarbiyah & Akhlaq):
Embody and instill Islamic morals, Sunnah etiquette, reverence for the Quran, punctuality, honesty, and humility.
Deliver short daily/weekly Tarbiyah talks, Seerah discussions, and explanations of essential Du'as, Hadith, and basic Fiqh of Taharah and Salah.
Supervise and lead daily Jama'at prayers (Dhuhr/Asr), train students in Adhan and Iqamah, and ensure proper Musalla discipline.
Individual Tracking & Progress Documentation:
Maintain daily logbooks for each student recording: Sabaq (new lesson), Amokhta/Sabaqi (recent memorization), and Dhor/Manzil (overall revision).
Conduct regular oral evaluations, weekly retention checks, and monthly Tajweed performance assessments.
Prepare students for internal and external Quran recitation/Qira'at and Hifzul Quran competitions.
Parental Partnership & Communication:
Guide parents on creating a supportive Quranic environment at home to reinforce daily revision schedules.
Update parents on student retention, daily memorization pace, and attendance regularly.
Comply strictly with TITA's child protection, safeguarding, disciplinary, and Islamic code of conduct policies.
Participate actively in mandatory Continuous Professional Development (CPD), Cambridge training workshops, and internal pedagogical seminars.
Perform assigned supervisory duties during morning assembly, break times, Salah times, and student dispersal.
Contribute proactively to school events, annual sports, cultural-Islamic programs, and open days.
Demonstrate high professional ethics, punctual attendance, digital literacy (smart boards/school ERP), and collaborative teamwork.