Maarif Education
Karl Coutet currently serves as the Superintendent of Manarat Al Madinah International Schools, a position held since August 2020 as part of Maarif Education. Previously, Karl held the role of Education Executive Officer overseeing both boys and girls sections. Prior experience includes tenure as Academic Director at Arab International Schools and various educational positions at Princeton English Academy, Ma'arif for Education and Training, Jeddah Prep and Grammar School, and International Quest. Karl's early career included roles in consultancy and purchasing management at Guardian Jewellery Company, Hays, Pet Brands PLC, and Poundland. Educational qualifications encompass a Doctor of Education from the University of Bath, a National Professional Qualification for Headship from the University of Wolverhampton, and a Master of Arts from the University of Portsmouth, among others.
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Maarif Education
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Over its 50-year history, Maarif has enriched the lives of tens of thousands of families across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with rigorous national and international education delivered via Manarat Schools, Al Faisaliah Schools, Green Hills International Schools, Nour Al Islam Schools, and GEMS Saudi International Schools. Maarif strives hard to achieve academic excellence and to provide its students with an exceptional educational environment and a well-rounded experience that empowers them to become active and effective leaders in their communities and society with a progressive global outlook while embodying a proud and genuine Saudi identity. Maarif is leading and driving the development of the K12 education sector in the Kingdom based on international best practices and standards in complete alignment and support for the realization of Vision 2030. Maarif currently operates 13 educational campuses throughout the Kingdom that includes 74 different national and international kindergarten, elementary, middle, and high schools for girls and boys, that serves 20,000 students, and employs over 2,200 teaching and academic staff.