1. Teach specific subjects such as mathematics, science, social studies, language arts, or foreign languages. It is necessary to have a strong understanding and comprehension of subject knowledge, and be able to effectively impart knowledge to students with different abilities and cultural backgrounds. 2. Prepare lesson plans based on the needs and abilities of students. Use various teaching methods, resources, and materials to attract students and promote learning. 3. Regularly evaluate the progress of students and provide feedback on their performance. Use various assessment tools, such as tests, projects, and verbal assessments, to measure students' understanding and mastery of subject knowledge. 4. Collaborate with other teachers and education professionals, share best practices, discuss student needs, and provide mutual support. Attend grade or department meetings to discuss course development, evaluation methods, and student issues. 5. Understand the latest trends and developments in education and the subjects taught. Participate in professional development activities, attend conferences, engage in research or independent learning to enhance one's knowledge and skills. 6. Organize and lead extracurricular activities related to the field of the subject. These activities may include clubs, clubs, or cultural activities to enhance students' knowledge and interest in the subject. 7. Participate in school activities such as open days, parent teacher meetings, or school celebrations. Represent the school in external activities or conferences related to its academic field. 8. Accurately record students' learning progress, attendance, and grades. Have a clear understanding of the school's record keeping policies and procedures.

1. Have a Bachelor's degree in the subject they teach and a Master's degree or higher in Education or a related field. 2. Possess excellent English language skills, including listening, speaking, reading and writing. Instruction in English and/or other foreign languages is required. 3. At least one year of classroom teaching experience. 4, Understanding of different cultures and ability to work with students from diverse backgrounds. Adapt their teaching style and methods to the needs of different students. 5, Basic technology skills, such as the ability to use educational software, engage in online instruction, and create digital content. 6, Ability to work collaboratively with other teachers, administrators and parents to support student learning and development. 7, Flexibility in approach and ability to adapt to different situations and changing needs. This includes teaching additional subjects outside of the area of specialisation or leading extra-curricular activities. 8, A strong sense of commitment to education and a passion for imparting knowledge and skills to students of diverse abilities and cultural backgrounds.