Our Educators
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Accounting
Mr. Janoo Naseeb
M. Naseeb-Ullah Janoo has been teaching Accounting at ICCVDP since year 2006 . He already had four years of work experience in accountancy before joining us.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Accounting and a P.G.C.E (Business Education).
He has started a beginner’s course in Arabic.
“Teaching is not static. An educator needs to be reflective as no two learners have the same need. Hence, research must be an ongoing process.”
Mr Rusmally Shameem
Shameem Rusmaully has been teaching Accounting at ICCVDP since year 2006. He already had some experience in consultancy before joining us .
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Accounting with Finance.
“Hard work, sacrifice and perseverance are the ingredients for success. This is true as much for teachers as for learners.”
Mr Sookeeah Shakeel
Sheik Shakeel Sookeeah has been teaching Accounting at ICCVDP since 2005. He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Finance and an MSc (Hons.) in Financial Management.
He has the firm intention to complete a PhD in the years to come.
“At the superficial level, teaching is about transferring knowledge to others. At a deeper level, it’s about influence.”
Mr. Rassan Nasheeb (Head of Department)
Nasheeb Rassan has been teaching Accounting at ICCVDP since year 2005. He already had one year of experience as an ERP Analyst and Programmer before joining us.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Accounting with Information Systems as well as an Advanced Diploma in Life Coaching.
He is the Head of the Accounting Department and has been appointed as Examiner by the University of Cambridge.
“In this new technological era, teaching goes beyond books and the classroom. As educators, we need to introduce our students to the concept of E-Learning, E-books, Educational Forums, Digital Learning material and so on – which implies hard and continuous work for the teacher as well.”
Art & Design
Mrs Dowlut Shaheen (Head of department)
Qualification: BA(Hons) Fine Arts with Education
Having worked as Art & Design teacher at St Patricts College for 10 years. I joined ICCVI in 2005. Art & Design is a subject which is promoted by the school.
"Art is a subject which inspires many students. It is a subject where students can show their individuality."
Mr ACKBURALLY Muhammad Ali Ibrahim
Mr. Ackburally Muhammad Ali Ibrahim has been teaching Art and Design at ICC Belle Rose for the past 16 years and has now joined the staff of ICCVDP this year, 2017.
He has been a student at ICCPL, and holds a Teacher's Diploma in Visual Arts, and a Bed Hons. in Visual Arts.
'KNOWLEDGE WITHOUT ACTION IS WASTEFULNESS AND ACTION WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE IS FOOLISHNESS' - IMAM AL-GHAZALI
Biology
Mr Zmanay Zeyn
Zeyn Zmanay has been teaching Biology at ICCVDP since year 2007.
He holds an BSc (Hons.) inBiology and a P.G.C.E.
Before joining us , he had worked for one year as Trainee at the MSIRI and for two years as Sales Rep. at Ducray Lenoir.
“It is through a quality education that we can build a more prosperous Mauritian society.”
Miss Jahangeer Shaheen (Head of department)
I embarked upon teaching just after graduating in Biology with E.V.S at the University of Mauritius. In 2004, I started to work at City College where I taught Integrated Science at form I to III level. I also taught biology at form IV to VI level.
I am the Head of Department of Biology and I have completed my final year of the PGCE course.
"Biology is a fascinating subject which has diverse areas of study, each one having its uniqueness. Major biological breakthroughs and controverses continue to hit the headlines daily."
Business Studies
Mr Hishaam Meerun
Mr Meerun Hishaam has been teaching Business Studies at ICCVDP as from 2017 after acquiring one year experience as auditor in a private sector.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Management and a P.G.C.E in Business Education. He is also the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award holder
“An educator must be a role model and should teach by doing.”
Mrs Nowbuth Shaweenaaz (Head of department)
Sharweenaaz Heerah-Nowbuth has been teaching Business Studies at ICCVDP Since 2005.
She holds a BSc (Hons.) in Management with specialisation in Marketing Management as well a Masters in Business Administration (M.B.A).
She is one of our four Section Leaders.
She is also part-time lecturer at the YK Business School and Marketing Coordinator at the State Bank of Mauritius.
“Teaching is the only profession that keeps you young forever. It involves the joy of sharing knowledge with others, the continuous interaction with students and above all, the pride of seeing others progress in life.”
Mr Meerun Umar
Umar Meerun has been teaching Business Studies at ICCVDP since year 2006.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Management and a P.G.C.E in Business Education.
“Teaching is an on-going learning process that takes place on a mutual basis between the teacher and his/her students in their learning environment.”
Chemistry
Mr Mohammad Wakhil Abdoolla Cassim
Mohammad Wakhil Abdoolla Cassim has been teaching Chemistry at ICCVDP since year 2014.
He holds an BSc(Hons.) in Chemistry. He has already enrolled on an M.Phil/PhD Research. One of his articles entitled ‘Theoretical Investigation on Tuberculosis Drugs’ awaits publication. In 2012, he won the Best Poster Award during the International Conference on Pure and Applied Chemistry (ICPAC).
“Teaching requires motivation, enthusiasm and compassion. A good teacher instils a love of learning and a desire to know more in his/her subject.”
Mr Ahsun Samiroodeen (Head of Department)
Samiroodeen Ahsun has been teaching Chemistry at ICCVDP since year 2005.
He holds an MSc in Chemistry.
He is the Head of the Chemistry Department.
Before joining us , he was a researcher for one year at the University of Mauritius and the MOI. He has published articles which have appeared in international journals like the Journal of Chemical Society and the National Ocean Science Forum. Presently, he is also a part-time Lecturer at the Open University and a Resource Person for the M.E.S.
He is also a member of the Royal Life Saving Society.
"Teaching is a noble profession".
Computing
Mrs Yearoo Sheila
Sheila Bibi Yearoo has been teaching Computing at ICCVDP since year 2006. She was Trainee Software Developer at the Mauritius Telecom and Junior Software Developer at Air Mauritius before joining us.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Computer Science with Multimedia and a P.G.C.E.
“Teaching requires motivation, enthusiasm and compassion. A good teacher instils a love of learning and a desire to know more in his/her subject.”
Design & Technology
Mr Amahnoollah Beebeejaun
Amahnoollah Beebeejaun has been teaching Design and Technology at the ICCVDP since April 2013. However, he already had seven years of teaching experience when he joined us.
He holds a B. Eng and an M.A in Graphic Design.
“Teaching, when done properly, leads to the growth of a responsible citizen.”
Design & Textile
Mrs Zaahirah Kureemun - Heetun
Mrs Zaahirah Kureemun - Heetun
Qualifications:
Bsc Fashion & Apparel Design
PGCE in Home Economics
MSc Education and Administration Technology
I have been working at ICCVDP since 2005 and been teaching Design and Textiles. The program of Design and Textiles prepares students for an engrossed study of the fashion industry covering the entire gamut of processes from textile making, designing, production and marketing. This is designed to suit creative individuals to excel in the field of their natural talent.
The 2 year program aims to explore the fashion industry right from the process of creating a garment from design to production, the aesthetic aspects of display and marketing.
The curriculum includes subjects like fashion illustration and elements of art which give a strong base in sketching and designing .Where as the subjects like pattern making, garment construction and apparel production will expertise students to handle any kind of project in the fashion sector .Also the market knowledge secured through subjects like merchandising and sales promotion helps the students to compete anywhere in the field of textiles and fashion to enhance the fashion business. In a nut shell, the entire course will help them to become successful entrepreneurs.
"If you love it, you can make anything look good".
Economics
Mr. Ahmed Naïm Mowla (Head of Department)
Mr. Ahmed Naïm Mowla has been teaching Economics and Business Studies at ICCVDP since year 2007. But he had been teaching at the secondary level for four years before joining us in 2007. He also has work experience as an economist at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
He holds a degree in Economics and Mathematical Statistics (excelled as university topper in Maths). He also holds a Masters in Business Administration (MBA).
He is a part time lecturer at the YK Business School in Economics, Mathematics and Statistics.
“Teaching forces me to challenge myself and remain at the cutting edge of my field of study.”
Mrs. Salima Buxoo
Mrs. Salima Buxoo joined ICCVDP in January 2021.
She is holder of a BSc (Hons) Economics and Finance. She is also holder of an MSc in International Finance and is currently enrolled for a PGCE.
“I aspire to be a teacher who instils a love of learning, analysis and critical thinking in all the students I encounter. My teaching philosophy is that ‘every student has the capability to learn’. I believe that students learn best when they are instructed exactly how to do something and are guided through. Education aims at ensuring that every student learn and grow to the best of their abilites.”
Facilitators
Mrs. Shazia Taleb
Joined ICCVDP in July 2021
7 years of teaching French (Frenchfaster Online School)
Teacher’s Diploma in French ( Secondary ) and B.ed ( Hons ) in French.
“We give what we have, but how we give is up to us. The knowledge teachers share will always be shaped by who they are, and students will remember how teachers made them feel as they were learning.”
Mr. Zaafir Doyea
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Food Studies
Mrs. Gobhurdun Anisa
Anisah Goburdhun has been teaching Food Studies at ICCVDP since year 2005.
She holds a BSc (Hons.) in Food Science and Technology and a P.G.C.E in Home Economics. She also has an MSc in Quality Management.
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French
Mrs Marziya Joomun
Marziya Joomun-Nauyock has been teaching French Main and Sub at ICCVDP since year 2013.
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in French as well as an MSc in Educational Administration and Technology.
“Teaching is a very noble profession since it entails taking responsibility, to some extent, for the future of students.”
Mr Allear Iqbal (Head of Department)
Iqbal Alleear has been teaching French Main and Sub at ICCVDP since year 2005. He already had eleven years of teaching experience when he joined us.
He is the Head of the French Department.
He holds a Maîtrise de Lettres Modernes and a DESF (3eme dégré) [option Institutions Politiques].
He has authored several articles and has also served as advisor on communication matters at the Ministry of Social Security.
“Effective teaching can only take place when teachers and learners have put their act together.”
Mrs Dusmohamed Ghazala
Ghazala Ishrat Dusmohamud has been teaching French Main and Sub at ICCVDP since year 2010.
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in French as well as an M.A in French, with specialisation in Sociolinguistics.
She has authored two publications namely,
HSC French Model Essays, [EOI] and L’univers des contes et Fables [EOI].
« Far from imposing knowledge on others, teaching is about communicating and exchanging knowledge and ideas with the aim of creating better individuals. In the process, both teacher and learner find enrichment.”
Miss Diljore Aisha
Aisha Diljore has been teaching French Main and Sub at ICCVDP since year 2007. She already had one year teaching experience when she joined us.
She holds a B.A (Joint Hons) in English and French and a P.G.C.E.
“Teaching may be a demanding job, but it is an important vocation for any society to nurture as it is responsible for the academic development of the young learner as well as the transmission of values for a holistic growth.”
General Paper and English
Mr Karimullah Khan
Khan Karimullah has been teaching English Main and Sub and General Paper at ICCVDP since year 2006.
He holds a B.A (Joint Hons.) in English and French as well as an M.A in English.
“Teaching as a profession requires passion, above all. Sincerity and dedication are the key values that should animate the educator.”
Mrs Mookith Faranaaz (Head of Department)
Faranaaz Mookith has been teaching English Main and Sub and General Paper at ICCVDP since year 2007.
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in English as well a B.Ed (Eng). She is presently completing an M.Ed.
She is the Head of the English Department.
“The purpose of education is to help students reach their full potential in every facet of their lives and educators need to equip students with the skills to be successful lifelong learners. As such, the teaching profession contributes more to the future of our society than any other single profession.”
Mrs Khodabux Tegaully
Mehtaab Bi Khodabux-Tegaully has been teaching English Main and Sub and General Paper at ICCVDP since year 2007. She already had some teaching experience when she joined us.
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in English.
“Teaching is one of the most interesting professions as it implies constant learning and sharing.”
Miss Zaynah Cassim Saib
Zaynah Cassim Saib has been teaching English Main and Sub and General Paper at ICCVDP since year 2006.
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in English as well a P.G.C.E. She is presently completing an M.Ed.
She is one of our four Section Leaders. She assists in editing printed material like brochures, newsletters and the school magazine.
“Teaching today requires courage, constant self motivation and determination. Success can only be achieved through humility and patience.”
Mrs Moosun Farzana
Bibi Farzana Moosun has been teaching English Main and Sub and General Paper at ICCVDP since year 2007 .
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in English as well a P.G.C.E .
“Teaching is not a passive act. It requires active involvement on the part of the teacher.”
Mrs Sassa Sadjeda
Sadjeda Sassa-Kathrada has been teaching English Main and Sub and General Paper at ICCVDP since year 2007.
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in English as well a P.G.C.E .
She is the official mentor for the Model United Nations programme.
“Teaching is an enriching experience that keeps one’s mind young. Moreover, learning is a never-ending process in this profession.”
Islamic Studies
Mrs Hossain Saeb Widaad
Widaad Hossain Saeb has been teaching Islamic Studies at ICCVDP since year 2008. But she already had four years of teaching experience at secondary level when she joined us .
She holds a B.A in Islamic Studies and a P.G.C.E.
“Much of teaching is inborn and cannot be learnt. A good teacher can bring positive changes in the life of students by acting as role model.”
Mr Peeroo Fawaaz (Head of Department)
Fawwaaz Peeroo has been teaching Islamic Studies and Arabic at ICCVDP since year 2006. But he had some teaching at the secondary level before joining us.
He holds a M.A (Hons.) in Islamic Studies and Arabic and a P.G.C.E.
He is the Head of the Islamic Studies Department.
“Philosophers say that a teacher affects eternity for he can never tell where his influence stops. This gives us an idea of the responsibility that lies on his shoulders. It is also incumbent upon teachers, after the teaching has been done, to act upon the knowledge and keep to its limits.”
Mrs Ahmed Rufeizah
Rufeizah Ahmed has been teaching Islamic Studies at ICCVDP since year 2005 .
She holds a B.A (Joint) in Islamic Studies and French. She has enrolled for an M.A in Islamic Studies.
“Teaching is a world in itself. It extends far and wide, where the eyes cannot reach. The self-satisfaction that one derives from it is beyond words.”
Dr. Ammaara Uddeen
Qualifications
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PHD in Religious studies
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MA in Islamic Studies
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BA in Communication Science
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Certificate in Neuro Linguistics Programming – Achology [United States]
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Certificate in Public Relations
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Certificate in intercultural and interfaith for ethics education [learning to live together] [ARIGATOU Belgium]
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Maitrise de la langue Française
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Journalisme et Atelier d’écriture
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Auteure de plusieurs livres islamiques
"Islamic Studies also provide insight & awareness to young adults of tomorrow about their concern of this life and the afterlife; their relationship with Almighty God, their own selves and about the society in which they are living."
Mathematics
Mrs Shabneez Dookhy
Shabneez Dookhy has been teaching Mathematics at ICCVDP since year 2009.
She holds a BSc (Hons.) in Mathematics and a P.G.C.E. She intends to complete an M.A in Education as soon as possible.
“Teaching is one of the noblest professions in the world. Engineers, doctors, scientists and politicians would not exist without teachers. The teacher and the learner share a privileged relationship, which is one of the many joys of this profession. When the classroom environment promotes respect between the teacher and the students and among fellow students, when appropriate learning activities which stimulate students’ interests are devised and when students that their needs are being given priority, then the teaching and learning process become self-satisfying for both parties.”
Mr Sayed Shafiq Osman
Shafiq Sayed has been teaching Mathematics at ICCVDP since year 2007. But he had been teaching at the secondary level for three years before joining us.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Mathematics. He is enrolling for the P.G.C.E at the next opportunity.
“Good teachers adapt their methods to learners’ level of understanding and ways of thinking.”
Mrs Jumoorty Suraya
She holds a BSc (Hons.) in Mathematics with Computer Science and a P.G.C.E.
before joining us in 2006, she worked for one year at the Ministry of Education in the Planning & Policy Department. She also formed part of the editorial panel for the report ‘Teachers for the Future: Meeting teacher shortages to achieve education for all – the case of Mauritius’.
“I believe that the path to good teaching can be much easier to navigate when view students as our travelling companions. Teachers should give students a voice in the learning process and assist them in finding the connection between the curriculum and their own life and interests. I strongly relate to the adage of serving as a ‘guide on the side’ rather than ‘the sage on the stage’. Today, teachers must also be innovative. They should make maximum use of technology.”
Mr Aumjaud Mohammud Anwar (Head of department)
Mohammad Anwar Aumjaud has been teaching Mathematics at ICCVDP since year 2005
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Mathematics and a P.G.C.E. He is enrolling for an MSc in Mathematics or Computer Science at the next opportunity.
He is the Head of the Mathematics Department.
He also lectures at the tertiary level in Business Mathematics and Business Statistics for YK Business School.
“Teaching is a job that requires plenty of self-discipline and continuous self-improvement.”
Mr Hosany Farzad
Mr Hosany Farzad has been teaching Mathematics since 2012 at secondary level before joining ICCVDP in 2017.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Mathematics from the University of Mauritius.
"Mathematics is not about Number, Equations, Computations, or Algorithms. It is about understanding"
Oriental Language
Mrs Hamdally Shamima (Head of department)
Bibi Shamima Hamdally has been teaching Urdu at ICCVDP since year 2006.
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in Urdu and a P.G.C.E.
“For teaching to assume its nobility as a profession, it should cater for the holistic development of students.”
Mrs Dulloo Housna
Housna Dulloo has been teaching Arabic at ICCVDP since year 2009. But she already had some teaching experience at secondary level when she joined us.
She holds a B.A in Arabic and Islamic Studies and an M.A in Islamic Studies.
She was a Gold Medallist in her cohort for the Masters degree.
“Teachers must not be judged solely on the basis of the academic performance of their students, especially at the secondary level. There’s so much else that teachers do impart that can be very valuable to learners.”
Mrs Mooraby Madina
Madina Shaheen Mooraby has been teaching Urdu at ICCVDP since year 2007.
She holds a B.A (Hons.) in Urdu and a P.G.C.E.
“I believe that teaching needs to be student-centered and students need to be equal partners in the learning process.”
Physical Education
Mrs Kheerdali Rubina
Mrs Kheerdali Rubina has joined ICCVDP in 2007. She holds a Certificate in Physical Education and B.A in English.
She is also a first aid trainer and will be enrolling for B.ed in English soon.
"Physical fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body, but it is also the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity" - John F kennedy
Mr Domun Mohammad Rabbani (Head of Department)
Mohammad Rabbani Domun has been the Physical Education coach for boys at ICCVDP since year 2005.
He holds:
BSc in Educational and Instructional technologies.
Brevet d'etat de cadre sportif from MYS.
License to organise inter-college badminton tournament for zone 1
License to organise to inter college X Cross- Country for regional and national level.
He is a Gold Award holder and an Award Leader. He is also a certified trainer in First Aid.
He is holder of a B.Ed in Physical education
“Teaching is preaching. It takes place inside the class but also on the streets and elsewhere. Teachers must learn to communicate by using all means available and also learn the language of students themselves.”
Physics
Mr Nunhuck Muntasir
Muntasir Abdul Rahmaan Nunhuck has been teaching Physics at ICCVDP since year 2009. But he already had some teaching experience at secondary level when he joined us
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Physics with Computing. He intends to complete an MSc in Physics at the next opportunity.
"The concepts of physics are so easy that they can be explained to a barmaid".
Mr Alladutt Amez (Head of department)
M. Amez Alla Dutt has been teaching Physics at ICCVDP since year 2006.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Physics with Electronics. He is enrolling for the M.A in Education at the next opportunity.
“Teaching is more than just a profession. It also ensures the future of the nation.”
Psychology
Miss Ameerah Kausmally
After 8 years of teaching experiences as a Physical educator at ICCVDP, Miss Ameerah Kausmally has been teaching Psychology at ICCFVI since year 2015. She holds a B.A (Joint) in Psychology and Sociology as well as a PGCE in Social Sciences. She intends enroll on a Masters In Education Program.
“No other profession is as noble and essential to society as teaching. Each student is a unique individual and I believe that catering for individual needs of my students is as vital as fostering positive attitudes towards life amongst them so that they are able to embrace life challenges and pursue their goals".
Sociology
Mr Ammeer Faizal Mumtaz Ali
Mr Ammeer Faizal Mumtaz Ali
Faizal Mumtaz Ali Ammeer has been teaching Sociology at the ICCVDP since year 2011. But he already had 21 years of teaching experience at the secondary level before joining us .
He holds a B.A and a P.G.C.E. He is enrolling for an M.A shortly.
“Teaching is an interesting and also a challenging profession. It is becoming more and more challenging with all the changes that are taking place at various levels in society. Academic qualifications are not enough to be successful in teaching. I believe that on should possess various qualities.”
Mrs Dildarkhan Sehla (Head of Department)
Sehla Dildarkhan has been teaching Sociology at the ICCVDP since year 2006. She is also a professional Counsellor. She has worked at the NPCC as Productivity Executive and as Research Assistant at the M.G.I. She is now also a Part Time Lecturer at the YK Business School.
She holds an M.A in Sociology.
She is the Head of the Sociology Department.
"Teaching is an interactive process where students are encouraged and helped to develop their potential not only academically but also for their own personal growth.”
Travel & Tourism
Mr Fokeer Zyad (Head of Deparment)
Zyad Fokeer has been teaching Travel and Tourism at ICCVDP since year 2012. He already had two years experience as educator at secondary level before joining us in . Prior to that, he worked as Hotel Manager for two years.
He holds a BSc (Hons.) in Tourism and Hospitality Management, an M.B.A in Travel and Tourism and is presently completing a Masters in Education.
“Teaching is not only educating but it is also guiding and advising students.”
Mrs Faraknaaz Essmallgee
Miss Faraknaaz Essmallgee had more than 7 years experience before joining ICCVDP in January 2017.
She is holder of a Bsc (Hons) Tourism and Hospitality Management and a Post Graduate Certificate in Education . She also has an MBA in Tourism Management.
She is currently a part time lecturer in Business Education at the MIE.
" Education is not preparation for life... Education is life".
Mr. Shakeel Benzedid Foondon
Mr. Shakeel Benzedid Foondon has started teaching at ICCVDP in January 2017. Prior to this, he already had two years teaching experience in secondary schools and has also taught in private institutions.
Mr. Shakeel Foondon is a holder of a Bachelor's Degree BSc (Hons) in Tourism and Hospitality Management and also a holder of a Master of Business Administration Master's Degree.
"With free education and technology being accessible to most of the population, our generation of students deserve no less than the best in schooling".
