Sartaj Muhammad
I am available for hire
WORK HISTORY
Working at
Barakat International School, Kabul, Afghanistan | English Language Teacher
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Keeping my students engaged with fun and exciting lessons
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Create meaningful lesson plan that benefits the child’s individual needs
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Marking the homework assigned
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Marking tests and quizzes that I give in classroom
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Assessing students English abilities and completing the monthly or bi-monthly report cards
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Providing my manager with student development reportsAttending teacher workshops and seminars with the other western staff
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Attend weekly or fortnightly staff meetingKeeping my students engaged with fun and exciting lessonsCreate meaningful lesson plan that benefits the child’s individual needsMarking the homework assigned
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Marking tests and quizzes that I give in classroomAssessing students English abilities and completing the monthly or bi-monthly report cards
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Providing my manager with student development reports
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Attending teacher workshops and seminars with the other western staff Attend weekly or fortnightly staff meeting
Worked at
American Language Centre (ALC) |
English Language Teacher
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Advising student on career issues.
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Organising and delivering classroom lectures to students.
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Evaluating a students' class work and assignments.
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Preparing classroom and coursework materials, homework assignments, and handouts.
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Recording and maintaining accurate student attendance records and grades.
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Classroom management.
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Developing English lesson plans in line with the National Curriculum.
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Maintaining discipline in the classroom.Creating a vibrant teaching atmosphere.
Worked at
Shan Public High School |
English Language Teacher
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As a class teacher, built rapport with students and families from a wide range of cultural backgrounds.
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Make an appropriate lesson plan according to the students need and interest.
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Engaged students through humor and activities designed for maximum interaction in large and small groups.
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Achieved maximum results by breaking down seemingly large learning tasks into meaningful and manageable segments.
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