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School Expansion requiring Secondary Head of Science - Start August 2025

Dove Green Private SchoolLeadership
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Middle East
Full Time
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Date Listed19 May 2026
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Gulf Times Education·policy

HH the Amir honors winners of state appreciation and incentive awards

His Highness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani honored the winners of the seventh edition of the State Appreciation Award and the State Incentive Award for outstanding achievements in science, literature and the…

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Gulf Times Education

Workshop shows Qatar entrepreneurs how AI can fast-track software, startup creation

Artificial intelligence-assisted tools have been instrumental in narrowing the gap between a startup idea and a working product, allowing founders and developers to build apps, websites, data tools, and business…

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Gulf Times Education·higher-ed

Over 900 graduates felicitated in Lusail University graduation

Lusail University celebrated yesterday the graduation ceremony of its third batch of students, with more than 900 graduates, including 63% of Qataris, held at Qatar National Convention Center (QNCC). HE the Minister of…

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Gulf Times Education·policy

New academic milestone for CCQ with 10-year accreditation

The Community College of Qatar (CCQ) reached a new academic milestone, with its Public Administration programmes earning initial 10-year accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs…

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Daily News Egypt·higher-ed

Opinion | New Republic, Post-Nostalgia

As Egypt marks the bicentennial of its first modern educational mission to Europe in 1826, a new era of creative expression is emerging. For decades, the national conversation leaned heavily on nostalgia, conjuring up…

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Gulf Times Education·higher-ed

Lusail University celebrates third convocation

Lusail University celebrated on Monday the graduation ceremony of its third batch of students, with more than 900 graduates, including 36 percent of Qataris, held at Qatar National Convention Center (QNCC).HE Minister…

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Gulf Times Education·higher-ed

QUPress participates in 35th Doha International Book Fair

Qatar University (QU), represented by Qatar University Press, is participating in the 35th Doha International Book Fair, organised by the Ministry of Culture from May 14–23. This participation reflects QU’s ongoing…

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Gulf Times Education·higher-ed

MF Husain Museum celebrates diversity through an artistic legacy

Qatar Foundation’s (QF) Lawh Wa Qalam: M F Husain Museum, on International Museum Day 2026, celebrates its role as an arts and culture landmark that embodies inclusivity and diversity, staying true to the vision of…

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Gulf Times Education·research

Sidra Medicine expands paediatric sleep services

Sidra Medicine has expanded its paediatric sleep services, significantly reducing waiting times for sleep laboratory appointments from several months to just a few weeks, Dr Amal al-Nuaimi, senior consultant in…

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Daily News Egypt·research

IMKAN Misr Signs MoU with AASTMT to Allocate 45 Feddans within Alburouj

IMKAN Misr announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport to allocate 45 feddans within Alburouj in New Heliopolis for the establishment of a…

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Middle East Eye·policy

France moves to deport prominent Palestinian-Egyptian activist over criticism of Israel

France moves to deport prominent Palestinian-Egyptian activist over criticism of Israel Submitted by Alex MacDonald on Sun, 05/17/2026 - 15:19 Ramy Shaath was released from arbitrary detention in Egypt in 2022 following…

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Gulf Times Education

10 Years of back pain, gone in 48 hours: A spine surgery story at DOC medical center Qatar

He couldn't walk inside his own home. For more than a decade, a 70-year-old patient lived with crushing back pain that radiated down both legs, stealing his independence, his movement, and slowly, his hope. He…

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Gulf Times Qatar

'Rich programme' attracts huge turnout at book fair

The 35th edition of the Doha International Book Fair (DIBF) witnessed a large turnout Saturday, attracting a wide audience of readers, intellectuals, and young people who cling to books at the height of the acquisition…

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Gulf Times Qatar·higher-ed

Taiwan says is an ‘independent’ nation, after Trump’s warning

Taiwan said yesterday it is an “independent” nation, hours after US President Donald Trump warned the democratic island against declaring formal independence. Trump wrapped up a state visit to Beijing on Friday where…

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Gulf Times Education·policy

Qatar eyes 20 climatetech unicorns by 2040

Qatar's climatetech sector has steadily evolved from a niche sustainability drive into a strategic pillar of diversification and national resilience; even as the Iran war may appear to slow climate investment, but…

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Daily Sabah Education·research

Türkiye’s science competition opens doors to young researchers

One of Türkiye’s longest running national science competitions, the Dr. Ibrahim Arıkan MEF Educational Institutions Research Projects Competition, is opening its doors to young sci...

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Gulf Times Education·research

The water effect: Why we feel different by the sea

There is a moment just before sunset, when the light over Doha turns a particular shade of gold and the air begins to cool. Behind you, the hum of the city fades and in front, there is only water, flat and wide,…

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Gulf Times Education

DMIS celebrates stellar success in CBSE Class XII board results

Doha Modern Indian School, Qatar, has once again etched its name in academic distinction with a stellar and resplendent performance in the CBSE Class XII Board Examinations 2025–26. The students delivered exceptional…

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Gulf Times Qatar·edtech

QSTP unveils $30mn venture fund to back deep tech pioneers

Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP), a member of Qatar Foundation, has unveiled a $30mn Tech Venture Fund, marking a decisive stride into the country’s deep tech future and naming its inaugural cohort of…

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Gulf Times Qatar

MES sets record-breaking triumph

MES Indian School has set an exceptional benchmark of academic excellence by achieving a record-breaking 100% pass rate in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Examinations 2026 in Class XII. In the Science…

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