Waqas A.

I am a passionate Physics and Mathematics educator with over a decade of experience teaching in international schools. Currently, I teach at Manarat International School in Medina, KSA, where I create an engaging and interactive learning environment that fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills. My journey as an educator has taken me through institutions such as Al Rowad International School, where I taught IGCSE and SAT Mathematics, gaining experience in both British and American curricula. Holding a BS in Physics & Telecom from Federal Urdu University, Pakistan, I have consistently pursued professional development to enhance my teaching methods. I have obtained certifications in lesson planning, assessment strategies, and integrating technology into education. My teaching philosophy is centered on inspiring students to think beyond textbooks and apply their knowledge to real-world problems. Beyond the classroom, I am deeply committed to student growth and mentorship. I enjoy exploring innovative teaching methodologies and using technology to make lessons more effective. My experience in diverse cultural settings has given me a strong understanding of different student learning styles, allowing me to adapt my approach accordingly. As an international educator, I thrive in dynamic environments that encourage collaboration and creativity. I am eager to contribute my expertise to a globally diverse institution that values academic excellence and holistic student development. Always seeking growth, I embrace new challenges that push me beyond my comfort zone, helping me evolve as both a teacher and a mentor.

My teaching style is student-centered, interactive, and focused on developing critical thinking skills. I believe in making learning an engaging and meaningful experience by connecting theoretical concepts to real-world applications. In my Physics and Mathematics classes, I emphasize problem-solving techniques, hands-on activities, and technology integration to enhance student understanding