gina justusAn English high school teacher at the Sharjah Girls Branch in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been named regional winner Middle East and North Africa (MENA) area on prestigious 2024 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award, This achievement celebrates his excellent guidance and dedication to charity work.
a record breaking competition
The 2024 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards received an unprecedented number of nominations, with more than 14,840 submissions from 141 countries around the world. Justus’ recognition as a regional winner in the MENA region is testament to its extraordinary contribution to the field of education.
Commitment to teaching and charity
The jury appreciated Justus’s unwavering commitment to his department, which regularly organizes and conducts workshops to enhance teaching standards. Her dedication extends beyond the classroom, as she is actively involved in charity work with NGOs reach worldwideWhere he has sponsored five children deprived of educational opportunities.
rewarding excellence
As a regional winner, Gina Justus has been awarded books worth Dh 2,285.50 for her classroom, recognizing her efforts in creating an engaging and enriching learning environment for her students.
Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award
The Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards is a global competition that honors exceptional primary and secondary school teachers who have made a significant impact on their students’ educational journeys. In its sixth year, the competition emphasizes the vital role of teachers in improving the lives of their students and preparing them for the global stage.
global winner selection
There are a total of nine regional winners including Gina Justus and India Meena Mishra From Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan International School, Mumbai. The public can now vote for their favorite teacher from among these nine regional winners to determine the overall winner of the Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards 2024. Voting will remain open until 6 May 2024And the global winner will be announced 29 May 2024,
