Responsibilities    
1.Instruction Delivery
   Plan and teach a variety of PE lessons that include sports skills (such as running, jumping, throwing), team sports (like basketball, soccer, volleyball), individual sports (e.g., gymnastics, badminton), and fitness activities (like aerobics, strength training).
   Adapt teaching methods and activities to suit the age, ability, and physical condition of students in primary and middle school levels.
   Use appropriate equipment and facilities safely and effectively to enhance the learning experience.
   Ensure that each lesson has clear learning objectives and follows a structured progression to help students build on their skills.
2.Student Assessment
   Design and conduct assessments to evaluate students' physical fitness levels, sports skills acquisition, and participation in PE classes.
   Provide feedback to students on their performance, highlighting areas of improvement and recognizing their achievements.
   Keep records of students' progress in physical fitness and sports skills development for reporting purposes.
3.Classroom Management
   Create a positive and safe learning environment in the gymnasium or outdoor sports area.
   Set and enforce rules for behavior and equipment use to ensure the safety and well-being of all students.
   Manage student groups effectively during activities, promoting teamwork and cooperation.
4.Curriculum Development
   Collaborate with other PE teachers and school staff to develop and update the PE curriculum to meet educational standards and the needs of students.
   Incorporate new sports trends and activities into the curriculum to keep it engaging and relevant.
   Ensure that the curriculum includes elements of physical fitness, skill development, sportsmanship, and health education.
5.Extra-curricular Activities
   Organize and supervise extra-curricular sports teams or clubs, providing students with opportunities for further sports participation and competition.
   Encourage students to participate in school-wide sports events and competitions, promoting a sense of school spirit and healthy competition.
   Plan and conduct sports camps or workshops during holidays or after school hours to enhance students' skills and interests.
6.Health and Safety
   Ensure the safety of students during all PE activities by conducting regular equipment checks and maintaining a safe playing environment.
   Teach students about proper warm-up and cool-down techniques, injury prevention, and first aid procedures related to sports.
   Stay updated on the latest safety guidelines and regulations in sports and physical education and implement them in the classroom.
7.Student Motivation and Engagement
   Inspire students to develop a lifelong interest in physical activity by making PE classes fun, challenging, and rewarding.
   Recognize and encourage students' efforts and achievements in sports, building their confidence and self-esteem.
   Incorporate elements of play and creativity into lessons to keep students engaged and motivated.    
Qualifications    
1.Educational Background
   A bachelor's degree in Physical Education or a related field is required.
   A teaching certification or license in Physical Education for the relevant school level (primary or middle school) is preferred.
2.Skills and Abilities
   Proficiency in a wide range of sports and physical activities.
   Strong teaching and instructional skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with students of different ages.
   Good organizational and time-management skills to handle multiple classes and activities.
   The ability to manage and motivate groups of students in a sports setting.
   Knowledge of sports equipment maintenance and safety procedures.
3.Personal Attributes
   A passion for sports and physical activity and a desire to share that passion with students.
   Patience, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude towards teaching and working with children.
   A good sense of humor and the ability to create a fun and engaging learning environment.