Special Education Teacher
Xpress Idea · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Apply & track with Apply EdgeSpecial Educator (ASDAN-Trained)Zuri Sakura | UAEZuri Sakura is a growing educational center - a subsidiary of Xpressidea, dedicated to empowering young people through alternative pathways to learning and personal development. Our learners include young adults who have left mainstream education and are developing the skills, confidence, and independence needed to achieve their future goals.We are looking for an experienced and compassionate Special Educator who is trained in the ASDAN curriculum and is passionate about making a lasting impact on the lives of young people.RequirementsExperience in Special Education.ASDAN curriculum training and implementation experience.Bachelor's degree in Education, Special Education, Psychology, or a related field.CDA License is an advantage.Experience working with students with diverse learning needs.Strong communication and documentation skills.Excellent classroom and behavior management skills.Personal QualitiesThe ideal candidate will be:Calm, patient, and emotionally resilient.Dedicated and reliable.Passionate about helping young people succeed.Positive, professional, and solution-oriented.Comfortable working in a growing startup environment where flexibility and initiative are valued.ResponsibilitiesDeliver ASDAN-based learning programs.Develop and implement individualized learning plans.Support students in building academic, social, vocational, and life skills.Track progress and maintain records.Work collaboratively with families and other professionals.Create a safe, engaging, and supportive learning environment.What We OfferA meaningful opportunity to transform lives.Supportive and collaborative team environment.Opportunity to grow with an innovative startup.Employment Visa Provided.Salary: Aed 3500To Apply: Please send your CV to info@zurisakura.com and a brief cover letter outlining what you can offer at Zuri SakuraWww.zurisakura.com"At Zuri Sakura, we believe every learner deserves a pathway to success, regardless of where their educational journey began."