I have been in the field of ELT for 20 years now. I have been on the teaching force of big institutions and universities with jobs ranging from classroom teaching to program coordinating and managing.
I am now a proud staff tutor (Assistant Professor) with Arab Open University.
I don't quite subscribe to the obsolete classification of classroom demographics into teacher and students. I have always held that a class of twenty-one individuals has twenty teachers and one student. As much as we give, as teachers, we receive, and as much as we inspire, we get inspired.
I teach and coordinate the following courses
EL111/ EL112/EL117/AA100A/AA100B/A230A/A230B
January 2020- Present
Jeddah
& Madinah Faculty of Language Studies HOD
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Lead and manage a team of 40 plus tutors in the language
studies Department
ü Make
departmental plans, assign tasks, and ensure proper implementation
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Ensure the alignment of teachers’ strategies and
techniques with the university vision and goals
ü
Screen, hire, and orient part-time tutors, assign
their teaching loads and schedules, and monitor their performance.
September 2017- Present
Faculty of Language Studies
Arab Open University
Assistant Professor
ü
Teach UK Open
University-validated literature courses
Intensive
Courses General Course Coordinator
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Monitor and evaluate the performance of the teachers
of the Intensive English Program( University preparatory year)
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In charge of the Intensive English Program
midterms& final Exams question banks.
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Enhance and edit the online exams databases
Aug 2011 -Present
Faculty of Language Studies
Arab Open University
English
Language Unit General Coordinator
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Ensure the alignment of teachers’ strategies and
techniques with the university vision and goals across the 6 Saudi Arabian centers
of the Arab Open University
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Screen, hire, and orient part-time tutors, assign
their teaching loads and schedules, and monitor their performance
ü
Write, revise and edit lesson plans and exams for the
Advanced English Skills Courses (EL 111/112/111E/112E) for all the centers of
the Arab Open University in Saudi Arabia.
ü
In charge of the English
Language Unit midterms& final Exams question banks.
1- Class Myths & Fallacies
2- Teachers are more sinned against than sinning!!!
3- A chatterbox with a preaching agenda up my sleeve
4- Provocative food for thought for serious teachers!
5- Wrong-headed, albeit, well-meaning classroom practices: Where does the debate start and end?
6- Spheres of similarity and disparity in the novels of George Eliot and Thomas Hardy (Unpublished PhD Thesis)
7- Gothic Elements in the Novels of Joyce Carol Oates ( Unpublished MA Thesis)