HIMA MOH

Computer Instructor

• Job Details:Teaching technical subjects: delivering lessons on computer fundamentals, programming, office applications (such as Microsoft Office), Arduino, mBot, Python programming, and networking. Curriculum design: developing and preparing study plans that cater to different student levels and educational needs. Classroom management: organizing and managing classrooms to ensure an effective learning environment that encourages interaction and participation. Student performance evaluation: creating tests and assessments to measure students' understanding of the material and identify their strengths and weaknesses. Providing technical support: assisting students in resolving technical issues they encounter while using computers. Staying updated with technological developments: keeping up with the latest trends and technologies in the field of information technology and incorporating them into the curriculum. Guiding and advising students: offering advice and guidance to students on how to use technology effectively and safely. Organizing activities and events: coordinating and organizing educational competitions and events that enhance students' skills in computer science. Collaborating with colleagues: working closely with other faculty members to develop curricula and improve teaching methods. Motivating students: encouraging students to innovate and think critically through projects and practical tasks that enhance the application of what they have learned in real-life scenarios.

Computer Instructor

• Job Details:Teaching technical subjects: delivering lessons on computer fundamentals, programming, office applications (such as Microsoft Office), Arduino, mBot, Python programming, and networking. Curriculum design: developing and preparing study plans that cater to different student levels and educational needs. Classroom management: organizing and managing classrooms to ensure an effective learning environment that encourages interaction and participation. Student performance evaluation: creating tests and assessments to measure students' understanding of the material and identify their strengths and weaknesses. Providing technical support: assisting students in resolving technical issues they encounter while using computers. Staying updated with technological developments: keeping up with the latest trends and technologies in the field of information technology and incorporating them into the curriculum. Guiding and advising students: offering advice and guidance to students on how to use technology effectively and safely. Organizing activities and events: coordinating and organizing educational competitions and events that enhance students' skills in computer science. Collaborating with colleagues: working closely with other faculty members to develop curricula and improve teaching methods. Motivating students: encouraging students to innovate and think critically through projects and practical tasks that enhance the application of what they have learned in real-life scenarios.