Guru Qur’an
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Teach Quranic recitation to Muslim students
Teach Quranic recitation to Muslim students in Kota Bogor. The role involves delivering lessons, assessing student progress, and maintaining a respectful and inclusive classroom environment. The position requires strong communication skills, a deep understanding of Islamic teachings, and the ability to operate Microsoft Office.
Why This Role?
Direct impact on students' spiritual and academic growth
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver Quranic recitation lessons to Muslim students
- Assess and provide feedback on students' progress
- Maintain a respectful and inclusive classroom environment
- Operate Microsoft Office for administrative tasks
Requirements
- Fluent in reading the Quran
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
- Understanding of social media and gadgets
- Residence near Kota Bogor or Tanah Sareal
Required Skills
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- Muslimah - Lancar membaca Al Qur’an - Jujur & amanah - Komunikatif & ramah - Berakhlak mulia - Bisa mengoperasikan Microsoft Office - Paham media sosial & gadget - Domisili dekat Kota Bogor / Tanah Sareal Tipe pekerjaan: Full-Time. Lokasi kerja: Kerja dari kantor (WFO).…
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