Rania is a lifelong advocate for International Baccalaureate (IB) education, having worked in IB environments for the entirety of her teaching and leadership career.
A former international school student, Rania graduated from the University of Western Ontario in Canada. She then completed her PGCE and Master’s in Educational Leadership from the University of Sunderland, England.
In 2011, Rania moved to Saudi Arabia to start her career, teaching the IB Diploma and IGCSE programmes, and taking on Head of Year and Head of House positions. Rania moved to an international school in Dubai in 2015, assuming a range of additional responsibilities, including Research Project and Extended Essay Coordinator, IB Diploma and Career-related Programme Coordinator, and Head of Senior School. Under her leadership, the school’s IB point score rose significantly, with the pass rate growing from 67% to 100%.
Rania is a qualified IB examiner and a teaching and learning coach. She’s also passionate about developing and empowering leaders within schools, which improves outcomes for all students.