Job overview
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for an outstanding [Female Mathematics] teacher to contribute to our mission of preparing the next generation of Saudi leaders. It is also your chance to live and work in the Kingdom during one of the most dynamic and exciting periods in its history. Truly, a nation on the move.
Founded by HRH Prince Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud in 2016, Misk Schools is a private, PreK–12-day school for boys and girls in Riyadh, known for its pioneering, integrated leadership curriculum and focus on High-Performance Learning.
As it grows, the school will play an increasingly important role in the Kingdom’s journey towards strengthening the three pillars of Vision 2030: A Vibrant Society; A Thriving Economy, and an Ambitious Nation.
Misk Schools is part of the Mohammed bin Salman Foundation ‘Misk’, a youth organisation established in 2011 to cultivate and encourage learning and leadership among the Kingdom’s youth, for a better future in Saudi Arabia. Both organisations are not for profit. To find out more about us please visit our website. More about Misk Foundation can be found here.
If you are interested in living and working in Riyadh, becoming part of a fantastic staff team and contributing to our journey towards becoming a beacon school, both in the Kingdom and internationally, then we would love to hear from you.
We are looking to interview and appoint the best candidate for a December 2024 start.
Please submit your application using the link below. You should include a cover letter addressing:
your reasons for showing an interest in the school
your reasons for wishing to live and work in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
a summary of your skills and experience
the specific qualities you believe you would bring to Misk Schools.
The closing date for applications is 12/10/2024
Please note that, due to the expected high volume of candidates, we will only contact those shortlisted.
Please click the "APPLY" button to proceed.
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