Student Mentorship: The primary role of a homeroom teacher is to provide mentorship and support to a specific group of students, typically from the same class or grade. They help students adjust to the school environment, develop social and emotional skills, and set academic and personal goals.
Attendance and Record Keeping: Homeroom teachers are responsible for taking attendance each day and maintaining accurate records of student attendance. They also keep track of important information about each student, such as contact details, medical information, and any special accommodations they may need.
Communication: They serve as a key point of contact between the school and students families. This includes regular communication about students progress, behavior, and any issues that may arise.
Academic Support: Homeroom teachers may provide academic support and guidance to their students. This can include helping with homework, organizing study groups, and identifying students who may need additional academic assistance.
Classroom Management: In some cases, homeroom teachers may have additional teaching responsibilities, such as teaching a specific subject. In such cases, they are responsible for managing their classroom and delivering lessons effectively.
Discipline and Behavior Management: Homeroom teachers are often responsible for managing and addressing student behavior and discipline within their group of students. This can include setting and enforcing classroom rules and working with school administrators to address serious behavioral issues.
Student Welfare: They are typically the first point of contact for students who may be facing personal or emotional challenges. Homeroom teachers should be attentive to students well-being and provide guidance or refer them to appropriate resources when necessary.
School Activities: Homeroom teachers may be involved in organizing and supervising school activities, such as field trips, extracurricular clubs, and school events.
Curriculum Planning: Depending on the schools structure, homeroom teachers may also be involved in curriculum planning and assessing the progress of their students.
Professional Development: Like other educators, homeroom teachers are often expected to engage in ongoing professional development to stay up-to-date with the latest teaching methods and educational trends.
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: Up to AED5,000.00 per month