Kuwait begins recruitment of teaching, support staff for Gifted Schools project
Applications are open to qualified personnel from all educational districts
The Ministry of Education has opened applications for teaching, administrative and technical support positions in the “Gifted Schools” project, as part of efforts to develop a specialized educational environment for identifying, nurturing and developing the abilities and talents of gifted students.
The project is overseen by the Office for Gifted Students under the Minister of Education and aims to establish a comprehensive national system focused on gifted students.
The Ministry said applicants must meet a range of admission and selection criteria. Priority will be given to Kuwaiti citizens and those with Kuwaiti mothers, while applicants must hold a university degree in the required specialization.
For teaching positions, applicants must also have a university degree in the required field and a “distinction” rating during the previous two years. At least two years of practical experience is required, with preference given to candidates who have worked with gifted students or demonstrated distinguished activities and achievements in their fields. Proficiency in computer use and applications is also required.
Applicants must provide a no-criminal-record certificate, have a clean employment record free of administrative penalties, and possess the academic qualifications and professional experience needed to meet the requirements of working with gifted students in a specialized educational environment.
The Ministry said applicants will take an entrance examination and a personal interview, with final selections made through a competitive process aimed at recruiting the most qualified candidates to support gifted students and achieve the project’s objectives.
Applications are being submitted electronically through the “Mawhoob” platform from August 23 to 30, with applicants required to complete the relevant information and attach the specified documents in accordance with the application guidelines.
The Ministry emphasized its commitment to attracting qualified educational, administrative and technical personnel to create a stimulating learning environment that promotes creativity, innovation and excellence. Applications are open to qualified personnel from all educational districts in the State of Kuwait.
The Ministry said attracting qualified talent is a key pillar in the success of the “Gifted Schools” project, supporting investment in national minds and capabilities, the discovery and development of talent, and the establishment of a culture of creativity, innovation and excellence within the educational system.
