Mirna Merhi

Dear Sir or Madam,

As a teacher with 8 years of experience, I’m thrilled to apply knowledge and skills to the primary teacher role at Misk School – Riyadh.

One of the so many reasons why I wanted to become a teacher was to make a difference in my learner’s lives, just like at least 2 my teachers have done with mine.

I’m also proud to say I have great classroom management strategies, for I believe that setting the essential agreements with my learners and knowing that consistency is key to a better classroom environment, always serves me well.

I graduated from the Lebanese University in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in English Education for Elementary Classes.

I currently work as a Homeroom Teacher for grade 2 in King Faisal School. I also worked at New World International School in Muscat, Oman as a Homeroom Teacher for grade 2 and UOI teacher for grade 3 in 2021-2022. Before moving to Muscat, I had the opportunity to work at King Faisal School in Riyadh as a Homeroom Teacher for grade 1 between 2018 and 2019.

My other work experience in Saudi included two years as an English Teacher at Al Afaq School in Riyadh and one year at Al Dhahran Ahliyya School for grade 5 and grade 2, respectively.

Before moving to Saudi Arabia, I worked in Lebanon as a Homeroom Teacher at Rawda High School for one year (KG2). I also had different internships at several schools in Beirut, including private and public ones like International College (IC), Rawda High school (RHS), and Shakib Arslan Public School in the upper elementary sections. In addition, I taught English to different ages at schools managed by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA).

I worked as a volunteer at Sahbeh Organization, which aims to inspire young minds to read, and attended eight sessions of workshops to work on activities that are up to youth’s interests. In addition, I formulated my presentation about the organization’s competition which was delivered to students in different schools (reference “sahbeh” page on Facebook).

I also had a volunteer job as a Basic English Teacher at a homeless kids center in Lebanon.

Dear Sir or Madam,

As a teacher with 8 years of experience, I’m thrilled to apply knowledge and skills to the primary teacher role at Misk School – Riyadh.

One of the so many reasons why I wanted to become a teacher was to make a difference in my learner’s lives, just like at least 2 my teachers have done with mine.

I’m also proud to say I have great classroom management strategies, for I believe that setting the essential agreements with my learners and knowing that consistency is key to a better classroom environment, always serves me well.

I graduated from the Lebanese University in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in English Education for Elementary Classes.

I currently work as a Homeroom Teacher for grade 2 in King Faisal School. I also worked at New World International School in Muscat, Oman as a Homeroom Teacher for grade 2 and UOI teacher for grade 3 in 2021-2022. Before moving to Muscat, I had the opportunity to work at King Faisal School in Riyadh as a Homeroom Teacher for grade 1 between 2018 and 2019.

My other work experience in Saudi included two years as an English Teacher at Al Afaq School in Riyadh and one year at Al Dhahran Ahliyya School for grade 5 and grade 2, respectively.

Before moving to Saudi Arabia, I worked in Lebanon as a Homeroom Teacher at Rawda High School for one year (KG2). I also had different internships at several schools in Beirut, including private and public ones like International College (IC), Rawda High school (RHS), and Shakib Arslan Public School in the upper elementary sections. In addition, I taught English to different ages at schools managed by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA).

I worked as a volunteer at Sahbeh Organization, which aims to inspire young minds to read, and attended eight sessions of workshops to work on activities that are up to youth’s interests. In addition, I formulated my presentation about the organization’s competition which was delivered to students in different schools (reference “sahbeh” page on Facebook).

I also had a volunteer job as a Basic English Teacher at a homeless kids center in Lebanon.

I believe that my education, coupled with my experience, would serve as a solid base to pursue my career in your reputable school.

BA in English Education