Instructors at Qatar Technical Institute (QTI) form the backbone of the
training ecosystem and play a critical role in delivering high-quality
vocational, technical and defence training in accordance with the Ministry of
Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) standards. The IT instructor works in
the General Studies department, which forms the first year of a two-year
diploma.
The primary role of the IT Instructor is to deliver the Information
Technology curriculum to military students in accordance with all policies and
processes at the QTI. The role involves teaching and supporting the creation,
maintenance, and delivery of Information Technology subjects, including
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Email Applications, and Microsoft PowerPoint,
to specific standards within the General Studies department.
The ideal candidate will have the ability to plan and implement engaging
lessons based on MoEHE curriculum. They will create an inclusive learning
environment that supports student success while maintaining academic rigor and
adherence to institutional standards. The ideal candidate will demonstrate
strong communication skills, a commitment to student-centered learning, and the
ability to inspire interest and achievement in the different subjects within
Information Technology.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate flexibility and adaptability in
responding to changing priorities, student needs, and organisational
requirements. They will work collaboratively with colleagues and military
stakeholders to support student achievement and departmental objectives,
fostering positive and productive working relationships across the
organisation. The instructor will be agile to meet evolving educational and
organizational requirements, embracing change and maintaining a proactive
approach to ensure the continued success of students, the department, and the
QTI.
Key Aspects of the role:
1. Training
Delivery
• Teach Microsoft Word, Microsoft
Excel, Email Applications, Microsoft PowerPoint, and related Information
Technology subjects within the General Studies programme.
• Plan, prepare, and deliver engaging
lessons that meet curriculum requirements and address diverse student needs.
• Apply effective classroom
management strategies and maintain a positive learning environment.
• Provide academic and pastoral
support to students throughout their learning journey.
2. Student
Progress
• Assess student learning using
formative and summative assessment methods.
• Provide timely and constructive
oral and written feedback.
• Monitor, record, and report student
progress, attendance, and behaviour in accordance with QTI requirements.
3. Curriculum
Development and Quality Improvement
• Contribute to the development,
review, and enhancement of curriculum materials and teaching resources.
• Participate in lesson observations,
feedback processes, and professional development activities.
• Support departmental continuous
improvement initiatives and share best practice with colleagues.
4. Administration
and Professional Responsibilities
• Maintain accurate student and
administrative records within required timescales.
• Use approved teaching and
administrative technologies effectively.
• Provide teaching cover when
required.
• Follow established communication
and reporting procedures.
• Engage fully with QTI performance
management processes and professional standards.
• Maintain a professional classroom
environment.
5. Health,
Safety and Environment (SHE)
• Comply with all QTI health, safety,
and environmental policies and procedures.
• Complete all mandatory SHE training
and demonstrate safe working practices.
• Promote a safe, disciplined, and
professional learning environment within classrooms and training facilities.
6. Military
Environment
• Build and maintain positive
professional relationships with military personnel.
• Operate professionally and
respectfully within the military training environment.
Essential:
Desirable:
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