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Excellence in education starts with excellent teachers. Esol Education attracts some of the world’s most exceptional teaching talent, and Esol schools provide them with the right resources, latest teaching methodologies and ongoing professional development to thrive as successful educators.

Joining us primarily from the United States and United Kingdom, as well as other parts of North America, Europe and around the world, our teachers bring a wealth of experience, building on existing curricula to provide a rich, holistic learning experience for our students. Meet some of our teachers below:


Ms. Anne Neill, ELL Specialist and Instructional Coach, AISE-Main

 

Ms. Anne Neill

ELL Specialist and Instructional Coach – MS & HS, American International School in Egypt, Main Campus

MA in Curriculum and Instruction w/ Literacy Emphasis
University of Montana (BA); University of Texas at Arlington (MA)

“I love the dynamic and creative nature of teaching.  I love addressing a challenge and finding a path forward, whether it involves a student’s learning, or a teacher’s practice. [After I started my teaching career] inspiration quickly grew out of the daily experience of interacting with students, finding creative ways to make content accessible to every child, and seeing that I could really have an impact on student growth and success.”-Anne Neill


Mr. Oliver Meyer, Creative Arts Teacher, American School of Bahrain

 

Mr. Oliver Meyer

Creative Arts Teacher, American School of Bahrain

BA Honors, Visual Arts, Manchester Metropolitan University, School of Arts.

“I love seeing a student's reaction when they've created a piece of work for the first time. Equally, I admire a child's ability to think creatively and problem solve; two skills that are integral in developing children into successful adults.”-Oliver Meyer


Jill King, Grade 3 Teacher, Dunecrest American School

 

Ms. Jill King

Grade 3 Teacher, Dunecrest American School

Bachelor degree from the University of Alberta in Canada. Undergraduate teaching degree from Otago University in New Zealand.

“I became a teacher because I am passionate about building relationships with students and giving them the tools to be lifelong learners. It is an amazing feeling to know that I am playing a direct role in the future of my students and helping to mold them into compassionate, respectful and knowledgeable citizen of our world.”-Jill King


Mr. Denny Kuhl, Head of Social Studies, and Business Management Teachers

 

Mr. Denny Kuhl

Head of High School Social Studies Department & Business Management Teacher for Grades 11 & 12,
American International School in Egypt, Main Campus

Juris Doctor, DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois     
Bachelor of Arts, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois

 

“[My teachers] are the primary source of my inspiration to enter education. They introduced me to the wonderful world of reading, writing, thinking, knowledge and the joy of learning, forever changing my life and inspiring me to enter the field of education, with the hope I could follow in their footsteps and inspire others. I love watching the development of students’ critical thinking skills, time management skills, organizational skills, writing skills and their maturation into young adults. But what I love most is the emails and classroom visits from former Business Management students, where I learn they have graduated from prestigious business programs, started their own business or landed their “dream job!”-Denny Kuhl


Ms. Brenda Boehlke, Grade 4 Teacher, American School of Bahrain

 

Ms. Brenda Boehlke

Grade 4 Teacher, American School of Bahrain

Bachelor of Science, University of Wisconsin
Masters in Educational Technology, Marian

 

“Great teachers in my past have inspired me…they taught me the power of imagination and the power of "yet". It is an honor to hold a place of reverance in a child's heart and I take that very seriously. I am always searching for another way to present a concept or a skill so that kids can connect with it and make sense out of the new learning. Motivating students to WANT to [take their newfound interests and skills and apply them to a real world situation] is the real craft, and creating something that wasn't there before is what I love about teaching.”-Brenda Boehlke


Ricky Prince, Computer Science Teacher, Dunecrest American School

 

Mr. Ricky Prince

Computer Science Teacher, Dunecrest American School

BA Hon. Film, Video and Interactive Arts, PGCE in Computer Science with ICT

“There is no better life fulfilling reward than to nature youngsters to reaching their full potential. I enjoy the unpredictability each day brings. As teacher you deal with different variables as to what each student is going to bring to the table on the day. There is nothing better for a teacher than having those outstanding lessons where all students exceed the learning objectives and there is 100% full engagement.”-Ricky Prince


Mrs. Kay Hunter, AISE-Main, Head of Department, Middle School Mathematics

 

Mrs. Kay Hunter

Head of Department, Middle School Mathematics American International School in Egypt, Main Campus

BA Social Science and Interdisciplinary Studies – Mathematics
California State University Sacramento

“I was inspired to become a teacher because I wanted to give back to my community. I wanted to demonstrate to students that learning done correctly is not only fun but very rewarding. I believe all students have the ability to learn, they just need encouragement and dedication from their teachers to never give up on them. Every student is capable of excelling as long as they are given guidance and the correct tools to learn. I strongly believe in creative and higher level thinking so students can be challenged in the classroom everyday as well as encouraged to explore learning in different ways. I strongly believe in being a facilitator in the classroom and watching students take control of their own learning. Teaching is my calling and my gift.”-Kay Hunter


Mr. Scott Rogal, Music & Band Teacher, American School of Bahrain

 

Mr. Scott Rogal

Music & Band Teacher, American School of Bahrain

Bachelor of Science in Music Education, Mary College, Bismarck, North Dakota, USA

“Education and music are two areas where you never stop learning, and I enjoy being a life-long learner. This year, I have learned a lot about Elementary Music Education, and personally have started learning the Darbuka (Arab drum) and the Oud (similar to a guitar). My passion for music translates into energy and enthusiasm when I work with students.”-Scott Rogal

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