Mohamed Labib

I’m Mohamed Labib, and I’ve had the privilege of working as an Arabic and Islamic educator across GEMS Education. I graduated in 2006 from Cairo University with a degree in Arabic Language and Islamic Education, and over the years, I've taught a variety of subjects, including Arabic A, Arabic B, Islamic Studies, and Social Studies.

My journey in education really took shape when I became the Coordinator of Arabic at WIN( The Winchester School), a role I held for five years. During this time, I was able to not only lead the Arabic department but also collaborate with other teams, which ultimately led me to a coaching role across GEMS schools. As a coach, I focused on supporting teachers and department heads, helping them enhance their skills, develop curricula, and improve the overall educational experience. I’ve had the pleasure of working with schools like WIN, WPS, WSD, and TWS, helping them strengthen their Arabic and Islamic education offerings and improve their inspection ratings.

Currently, I’m leading a cluster of eight schools, working closely with Arabic and Islamic teams for the past three years and continuing to do so. This has given me the opportunity to provide ongoing support, drive improvements, and ensure the success of the Arabic and Islamic curriculum across these schools.

Additionally, I’ve had the opportunity to work with the TELLAL Institute, developing professional development programs for Arabic and Islamic educators across GEMS. It’s been incredibly rewarding to see how these programs have supported teachers in growing their skills and making a positive impact on students.