Head of Wellbeing & Welfare and Head of Arabic and Islamic Department
Ms. Zahraa Ibrahim Salloukh
more about my profession
With more than seven years of experience teaching Arabic Literature and three years in educational coordination, I have dedicated my career to fostering academic excellence while prioritising the social, emotional, and psychological wellbeing of students. In my role, I design curriculum frameworks, lead teacher training initiatives, and implement welfare strategies that support students’ growth both inside and outside the classroom.
Alongside my work in education, I am a Certified Master Life Coach accredited by the Global American Board for Training & Coaching. My qualifications include Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), career consulting, family and marriage counselling, and psychological and educational coaching. This expertise allows me to empower students, staff, and parents to reach their potential by building self-awareness, resilience, and confidence.
I hold both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Arabic Literature from the Lebanese University and am currently pursuing studies in Psychology. By combining my literary background with psychological insight, I aim to create learning experiences that engage both the mind and the heart.
Fluent in Arabic and English, I believe that strong relationships and empathetic communication are at the heart of effective education. My mission is to ensure that every student at LBBIS feels valued, supported, and equipped with the skills and mindset to succeed both academically and personally.