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Candidate Informaton Form (ESE)

This document is a candidate information form for a qualified teacher position. It requests personal information like name, nationality, contact details, education history including degrees obtained and universities attended. It also asks about work experience, including current and previous teaching roles, subjects and grades taught. Finally, it contains questions to assess teaching skills and knowledge, asking the candidate to discuss their teaching motivation, impact on students, challenges during Covid-19, priorities for different lesson components, and areas for self-improvement.
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Candidate Informaton Form (ESE)

This document is a candidate information form for a qualified teacher position. It requests personal information like name, nationality, contact details, education history including degrees obtained and universities attended. It also asks about work experience, including current and previous teaching roles, subjects and grades taught. Finally, it contains questions to assess teaching skills and knowledge, asking the candidate to discuss their teaching motivation, impact on students, challenges during Covid-19, priorities for different lesson components, and areas for self-improvement.
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Candidate Information Form (Qualified Teacher)

Position Applied for:

SECTION 1: PERSONAL INFORMATION


Name:
Candidate’s Picture
(As per passport)
Nationality

Nationality
(Previous, if any)

Age:

Date of Birth:

Marital Status:

Contact Mobile No:

Contact Email Address:


Address in UAE:

Address in Home Country:

Do you hold a valid UAE driving


license?
Would you be willing to be placed
anywhere inside the UAE?

SECTION 2: EDUCATION
Completion GPA /
Bachelor’s Degree(s) Title(s) University Name University Country
Date / Year Result

Master’s Degree(s) Title(s) Completion GPA /


University Name University Country
(If applicable) Date / Year Result

PhD Title Completion GPA /


University Name University Country
(If applicable) Date / Year Result

Teaching Qualification Title Completion GPA /


University Name University Country
(If applicable) Date / Year Result

IELTS Score (If applicable) Completion Date / Year Test Report Form Number
Listening Reading Writing Speaking
Overall Academic/General

Other Language Certificate e.g. EmSAT Score


SECTION 3: CURRENT AND PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT
Teaching/ Teaching Assistant/ Tutoring

Classes Taught
Name of Employer Start Date End Date
Grade(s) Curriculum(s) Exam Results

Non-Teaching/ Other

Name of Employer Start Date End Date Main Roles and Responsibilities

Total Years Non- Teaching


Total Years Teaching Experience
Experience

SECTION 4: TEACHING SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE


Answer each of the following questions in no more than 50 words

What was your motivation to become a teacher?

Provide examples of how you have positively impacted on


your students.
How did you overcome the challenges of teaching during
Covid-19? What practices from hybrid learning will you
continue to incorporate in your teaching when students
return to the classroom?

What area(s) do you believe you need to improve in?

Place the following components of a lesson in order of importance 1= lowest importance 7= highest
importance:
1.
Project based learning
English as additional language strategies 2.
Differentiation 3.
Real world examples 4.
Assessment 5.
Behavior management 6.
Clear objectives 7.
Would you have identified any other unlisted
component as more important than what you put at
number 7?
If yes, explain why.
If no, why do you feel your choice is the most
important component?

(Maximum 100 words)

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