Amr Shahin
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General Information
- First Name Amr
- Last Name Shahin
- Date of Birth May 4, 1986
- Place of Birth Egypt
- Gender Male
- Nationality Egypt
- Current Address 26, Al Basatin Street, As Seeb, Muscat, Oman
- Marital Status Married
- Highest Degree Level Bachelor's
- Language English, Arabic
- Total Years of Experience 18
- Job Locations Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE
- Job Category Teaching Jobs, American curriculum, British curriculum
- Desired Job Mathematics Teacher
- Desired Net Salary Monthly 3000 $ - 4000 $
Dedicated International Mathematics Teacher with over 18 years’ experience delivering Cambridge, IGCSE, GED, and American curricula across Oman, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. Cambridge A101 certified and a Microsoft Innovative Educator, with a proven record of raising attainment through student-centered, inquiry-driven teaching. Skilled in differentiation and tiered lesson planning, designing tasks that stretch high achievers while giving struggling learners the scaffolding they need to succeed. Integrates EdTech tools such as Desmos, GeoGebra, Nearpod, Kahoot, and Quizizz to make abstract concepts accessible and engaging. Uses Adobe Acrobat to design clear, inclusive learning aids and resources tailored to diverse needs. Currently serves as Professional Development Chair, mentoring colleagues and leading school-wide training, with aspirations toward secondary leadership.
All my academic and professional credentials are attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) of the UAE.
Education
Work Experience
- Leaders Private School — Seeb, Muscat, OmanMathematics Teacher
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- Deliverrn Cambridge Lower Secondary Mathematics (Grade 8) and IGCSE/GED curriculumrn (Grade 9), preparing students for Cambridge Checkpoint examinationsrn through targeted instruction and structured assessment practice.
- Chairrn the school-wide Committee for Professional Development (CPD), designingrn and facilitating staff training programs on AI integration in teaching,rn differentiated instruction strategies, and student data analysis.
- Conductrn needs assessments to identify staff development priorities and buildrn responsive, evidence-based PD sessions.
- Coordinatern peer observation cycles and instructional coaching to foster a culture ofrn collaborative professional growth.
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- Hay Al Sharooq International School — Sur, OmanIGCSE Mathematics Teacher | KS3 Subject Leader
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- Ledrn curriculum planning, scheme of work development, and implementation forrn KS3 Mathematics, ensuring full alignment with Cambridge internationalrn standards.
- Mentoredrn and supervised a team of mathematics teachers, providing ongoingrn instructional coaching, lesson observation feedback, and professionalrn support.
- Analyzedrn student performance data to identify learning gaps and design targetedrn interventions, resulting in a 12% increase in pass rates forrn underperforming cohorts.
- Establishedrn and coordinated the Mathematics Club, developing students' problem-solvingrn skills and preparing teams for national mathematics competitions.
- Designedrn and implemented effective parent engagement strategies, improvingrn communication channels and parental involvement in student learning.
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- Advanced Generation International School — Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaKS3 Mathematics Teacher
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- Designedrn and delivered Cambridge-aligned lessons for KS3 students, reducing thern achievement gap by 22% for learners with diverse needs throughrn differentiated instruction and targeted support.
- Preparedrn students for Cambridge Checkpoint assessments (Stages 7–9), achievingrn above-average cohort results.
- Collaboratedrn with department colleagues to review and strengthen the school'srn mathematics programme and assessment practices.
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- Arab International Egyptian Schools — Ismailia, EgyptIGCSE Mathematics Teacher | KS3 Subject Leader
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- Designedrn and delivered engaging remote mathematics lessons for Grades 7 and 10rn during the COVID-19 pandemic, utilizing Google Classroom and Microsoftrn Teams to maintain continuity of learning.
- Developedrn a library of instructional videos and interactive presentations tailoredrn to diverse student learning styles and needs.
- Introduced biweekly online formativernassessments, leading to a 20% improvement in average test scores acrossrnboth year groups.
- Al Oruba International Schools — Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaMathematics Teacher
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- Taughtrn Grades 5–9 Mathematics following the American curriculum across arn decade-long tenure, consistently delivering high-quality, student-centeredrn lessons.
- Integratedrn multimedia tools and EdTech platforms (GeoGebra, Canva, Kahoot) into 80%+rn of lessons, increasing student engagement scores by 30% based onrn annual survey data.
- Designedrn comprehensive formative and summative assessment systems to monitorrn individual progress and provide timely, targeted intervention.
- Co-founded and led the Mathematics Club,rncreating an enriching environment for students to explore real-worldrnapplications of mathematics beyond the classroom curriculum.
- St. Joseph's International Schools — Ismailia, EgyptMathematics Teacher
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- Deliveredrn mathematics instruction to primary and intermediate students, buildingrn strong conceptual foundations in number, algebra, and geometry.
- Implementedrn differentiated learning strategies to meet the needs of diverse learnersrn across mixed-ability classes.
- Developedrn creative, inquiry-based lesson plans that increased student participationrn and improved academic outcomes.
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