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Human Development - Childhood Track

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My major is human development - childhood track. I want to work with children with special needs to give them the best pathway to a fulfilling life. I did not find any jobs involving children with special needs in the Middle East. I sought out teaching jobs with preschool or kindergarten children. The first possible job is located in Kuwait at a preschool. My responsibilities would be to support and educate the children at the preschool. I would need to follow the mission of the preschool. I would need to integrate with the staff and parents. I would need to demonstrate a professional work ethic and a positive attitude. Salary: $2400 a month Benefits: include medical and annual flights to home country Contract: 1 year …show more content…

I would need to follow the policies and procedures of the school. Salary: $1900 - 2200 Benefits: Up to £21,000 annually depending on experience & qualifications +Medical Benefits + Sharing Housing + Travel Benefits including Air Tickets during vacation. Contract: 2 years https://www.teachaway.com/teaching-jobs-abroad/nursery-teacher-global-educational-solutions-uae These are the places that I would have to visit while I was visiting my friend in Masdar City. Jeita Grotto - Lebanon The underground limestone caves stretch for over 5 miles. The upper galleries are home to the world’s largest known stalactite. These upper galleries are accessible by foot, but the lower galleries are only accessible by boat. The caves were discovered by an American missionary in 1863, and later explored by representatives of the Beirut Water Company in 1873. This water system leads to the Nahr el-Kalb which is a major source of Beirut’s water. http://www.middleeast.com/jeitagrotto.htm Luxor Temple - Egypt I have been fascinated with the history of the Egyptians since I saw the Tutankhamun exhibition when I was a child. Luxor is the site of the famous, ancient city of Thebes. The temple is still a place of worship, and has been for thousands of years. There are 32 columns in the Hypostyle hall, which are incredibly tall. The start of the temple in 1400BC, or AH 802, was built by Amenhotep III, and his grandson, Tutankhamun,

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