Professional Profile
Mr. Akaram Ullah is a dedicated and experienced educator at Life Guide Academy (LGA) in Hakimpara, Camp-14, where he teaches Biology and Burmese to higher secondary students. He is committed to providing an inclusive, supportive, and student-centered learning environment that promotes academic achievement, critical thinking, and positive character development.
Alongside his primary role at LGA, he serves as a Higher Secondary Teacher with BRAC-HCMP, contributing to students’ academic growth through effective and engaging teaching practices.
Professional Experience
- Life Guide Academy (LGA), Hakimpara, Camp-14 — Teacher, Biology & Burmese
- BRAC-HCMP — Higher Secondary Teacher
- Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), Maungdaw — Humanitarian & Community Developer
- PDI, Maungdaw — Community Development Professional
Education
- Bachelor of Arts in English Sittway University
- Matriculation (Distinction in Biology) Maung Daw High School No. 1, Rakhine State, Myanmar (2021)
Training & Methodology
With more than five years of professional experience, Mr. Ullah has developed strong competencies in classroom management, lesson planning, and academic coordination. He has participated in multiple teacher-training programs organized by TİKA Bangladesh, acquiring practical skills in modern, student-centered classroom practices.
He is highly regarded by his peers and students for his innovative teaching methods, clear communication, and highly organized approach to education.
Personal Background
Born on May 4, 2002, in Yaw Thit Kya, Quarter-5, Maung Daw, Rakhine State, Myanmar, Mr. Ullah maintains a strong connection to his roots. He is deeply passionate about the power of education, believing that quality learning empowers young people to build stronger, more resilient communities. Outside the classroom, he finds inspiration in reading poetry and motivational literature.