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Head of Learning Support / Inclusion (Secondary)

The Sultan's School · Seeb

Job type
Full-time
Location
Seeb, Oman
Experience
2+ years post-qualification, with secondary SEN experience
Salary
OMR 13,356–19,140 per year (tax-free) plus free housing, flights and allowances
Education
Relevant bachelor's degree plus PGCE/QTS or equivalent
Posted
14 Oct 2026

Overview

The Sultan's School seeks an inclusion specialist to lead its secondary additional-support provision from August 2027. The postholder will shape inclusive practice school-wide, support teachers through CPD and work closely with families and external agencies.

Key responsibilities

  • Lead personalised support for students with learning and language needs
  • Advise and train teachers on inclusive practice
  • Assess, track and monitor the progress of supported students
  • Build relationships with parents and external specialists
  • Contribute to school improvement planning on inclusion

Requirements

  • Relevant degree and recognised teaching qualification
  • At least two years' post-qualification experience
  • Secondary-level SEN experience
  • Strong assessment and progress-tracking skills
  • Leadership ambition and commitment to safeguarding

Originally published on TES. Details summarised by HireTalent; always confirm on the original advert.

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