Ambreen Ejaz

IGCSE ICT | Secondary Computing & Btec Level 2 IT Educator - Pristine Private School

Biography

Ambreen Ejaz is a visionary Computing and ICT educator whose work bridges technology, creativity, and sustainability. Currently serving as a Secondary Computing & BTEC Educator at Pristine Private School, Dubai, Ambreen has spent over a decade empowering learners to harness technology as a force for good. With expertise spanning AI tools, Web Authoring, and Programming languages like Python, C, C++, Java, and Microsoft Office, she blends technical mastery with a deep understanding of educational psychology and innovation.

A Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert, Common Sense Ambassador, and Nearpod Certified Educator, Ambreen has consistently championed digital literacy, safety, and ethical tech use in schools. Her leadership extends beyond the classroom — she leads the iOS Design Challenge Club and has guided students to remarkable achievements, including:

Winners of the 2024 & 2025 iOS Design Challenge
Winner in the UNESCO Multimedia Youth Competition 2025
Honourable Mentions in the UNESCO Multimedia Youth Competition (2023 & 2024)
2nd Place in the Climate Data Analysis Challenge at the International Computing Olympiad 2025
Participation in global innovation platforms like NASA Space Apps Challenge, Bright Spark Invention Challenge.

Ambreen’s pioneering approach to teaching has earned her recognition as a Finalist for the GESS Education Awards (2024 & 2025) in categories such as:

Best Use of Gamification in Education

Best Use of STEAM Learning in the Classroom

Best Use of Digital Learning in the Classroom

and as an Innovative Teacher of the Year – Finalist at the Education Achievement Awards 2025.

Ambreen’s STEM MENA Conference talk invites tech enthusiasts, educators, entrepreneurs, and programmers to unite their skills in climate technology innovation. She believes that the same tools shaping our digital world can be redirected to safeguard our planet, empowering youth to code, create, and collaborate for a sustainable future.

Through initiatives like “Code for Climate” and “Climate Hackathons,” Ambreen envisions a new generation of learners who don’t just consume technology — they transform it into solutions that heal the world.