Senior Coordinators

  • Nurhidayati Ali Teacher / Lead Coordinator - Primary Girls F -2 Girls (Primary) Read more

    Nurhidayati Ali

    Teacher

    Lead Coordinator - Primary Girls F -2 Girls (Primary)

    Nurhidayati Ali began her teaching career in Singapore in 2003. She has experience teaching in both Primary and Secondary school. Nurhidayati graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Education) with Merit from Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) and a Master of Education (International Education) from Monash University.

    Nurhidayati joined Darul Ulum College of Victoria in 2013 as a parent volunteer before taking up casual teaching position years later. She became a full-time teaching staff in 2016 and is committed to engage and inspire students to reach their full potential. She also motivates students to learn and grow while upholding their Islamic beliefs and identities.

  • Hatice Duzgun Teacher / LEAD Coordinator-Yr 3-4 Primary

    Hatice Duzgun

    Teacher

    LEAD Coordinator-Yr 3-4 Primary

  • Nahida Khan Teacher / LEAD Coordinator-Yr 5&6 Read more

    Nahida Khan

    Teacher

    LEAD Coordinator-Yr 5&6

    Nahida Khan is a graduate from the University of Bombay (Mumbai) with a Bachelor's Degree in Science and Graduate Diploma of Education from RMIT University Melbourne. Before joining the dynamic and vibrant team of Darul Ulum College as a primary teacher in 2014, Ms Nahida worked in a local government school for three years which gave her a varied teaching and learning experience.

    Nahida understands the need to nurture young minds and believes in building positive relationships with students. As a teacher, she considers it her moral responsibility to provide cognitive tools and strategies for her students to help them develop as positive contributors to our society.

  • Cem Huseyin Teacher / Senior Administrator Read more

    Cem Huseyin

    Teacher

    Senior Administrator

    Cem Huseyin is a graduate of B. Com. (Tas.), Dip Ed. (Melb.) and has been teaching for over twenty-five years in a myriad of schools in both Tasmania and Victoria, in the public as well as the private sectors across Year 7 to Year 12.

    In Hobart, he taught in two different schools and he also spent two years in various part-time positions and relief teaching. In Melbourne, he initially taught at one of the Islamic schools and thereafter joined Darul Ulum College in 1999.

    His lengthy involvement with the community varied from organising aid to poverty-stricken countries, being an active board member of Islamic organisations and running Islamic classes to adults, all of which is both a source of pride and satisfaction.

    Currently employed at Darul Ulum College of Victoria in his nineteenth year, Cem is busy with not only educating students, but changing lives and making a difference.

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