With a comprehensive background in education spanning over three decades, I have served in various academic and administrative roles across multiple institutions in Beirut, Lebanon. Since January 2010, I have been an Assistant Professor at the Lebanese University, where I train future teachers in science education, overseeing 10 trainees each semester and managing all aspects of lectures and evaluations. My teaching responsibilities have included courses such as Environmental Education, Health Education, Teaching Science Strategies, Methodology, and Technology.

In 2018, I took on the role of Program Coordinator and Instructor at the Arab Open University, where I coordinate and teach courses focused on Environmental Education, Teaching Science for Elementary Education, and Teaching Science Strategies for Elementary Teachers. From January 2016 to December 2020, I held the position of School Principal at Beirut Modern School, where I led a team of approximately 80 staff members, including 65 teachers. My key contributions included implementing strategies to modernize the school, increase student enrollment, and enhance teacher retention.

In addition to my teaching and administrative roles, I have conducted numerous workshops across various educational institutions, sharing my expertise in science education and teacher development. Previously, I served as the Biology & Chemistry Coordinator and Instructor at Hariri High School II from 1990 to 2016, where I taught biology to grades 7–12 and chemistry to grades 11–12. Earlier in my career, I taught chemistry to middle school students at Rawdah High School (1996–2000), biology to freshmen at Beirut Computer University (1994–1995), and general science to middle school students at Adventist Secondary School (1987–1990).

 My extensive experience in teaching, curriculum coordination, and school leadership has equipped me with a deep understanding of educational needs and effective strategies for supporting student and teacher success.