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Meet Mohamed

A classroom perspective.
A global lens.

Educational leader, teacher development specialist, international speaker and founder of Educast International.

Mohamed Nabil — About Me portrait

Mohamed Nabil is an educational leader, teacher development specialist and international speaker with more than a decade of experience across K–12 education, higher education, ELT management, teacher education, academic quality, conference leadership and publishing-sector professional development.

He currently works as a freelance English Language Content Creator & Consultant with TeachingEnglish, British Council MENA; serves as a PGCE Trainer with Master English Training / University of Derby; teaches English and IELTS at King Fahd University Schools; and leads Educast International Conferences as Founder, CEO & Conference Manager.

What drives the work

I believe professional learning works best when it respects teachers as decision-makers, connects evidence to classroom reality and creates room for reflection, agency and purposeful experimentation.

Across conferences, workshops, consulting projects and digital communities, the aim stays consistent: make complex educational ideas clearer, more practical and more useful.

Current work

TeachingEnglish, British Council MENA — Freelance English Language Content Creator & Consultant.

Master English Training / University of Derby — PGCE Trainer, connecting educational theory, transformative learning and reflective practice with classroom application.

Educast International Conferences — Founder, CEO & Conference Manager, leading an international professional-development platform with 33,000+ conference participants across 88+ countries.

King Fahd University Schools — English Language Teacher & IELTS Trainer in Saudi Arabia.

MA Education
PGCE International
Cambridge CELTA
Cambridge DELTA Module 2
Cambridge Train the Trainer
Professional Teacher (Advanced) — Saudi Arabia

Focus areas

The work sits where learning, people and possibility meet.

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Teacher Development

Professional learning that strengthens judgment, confidence and classroom decision-making.

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Universal Design for Learning

Designing flexible routes into learning for multilingual and diverse learners.

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Learner Motivation & Agency

Moving beyond compliance toward meaningful participation, ownership and purpose.

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AI in Education

Using emerging tools without losing human judgment, relationships or learner self-efficacy.

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Educational Leadership

Building professional cultures where teachers and teams can learn, contribute and lead.

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Speaking & Communication

Helping educational ideas travel clearly—from the classroom to the conference stage.

Newsletter

Ideas worth taking into the classroom.

Occasional notes on teaching, professional learning, speaking, design and the changing shape of education.