Teaching jobs in United Arab Emirates

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Why Teach in Dubai?

Dubai is a global hub that blends modern luxury with rich cultural heritage.

• Global Hub: Dubai is a vibrant city blending modern luxury with rich cultural heritage.
• World-Class Amenities: Teachers enjoy access to top-tier facilities and services.
• Endless Entertainment: Dubai offers a wide range of entertainment options, from shopping to outdoor activities.
• Multicultural Environment: A diverse, international community where English is widely spoken.
• Tax-Free Salary: Teachers benefit from a tax-free income, offering excellent earning potential.
• High Standard of Living: Dubai provides a comfortable, upscale lifestyle with stunning living spaces.
• Iconic Landmarks: Experience famous sites like the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah.
• Stunning Beaches: Enjoy beautiful beaches and a sunny, year-round climate.
• Safe and Welcoming: Known for its safety and friendly atmosphere for expatriates.
• Perfect for Teachers: A great place to live and work, offering opportunities for career growth and personal development.

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Looking at Primary Teachers (Both Lower and Upper Primary Teacher)

Requirements to Apply:

• B.Ed in Primary, Elementary or a related subject from an accredited university
• A valid teaching license or teaching qualification
• Minimum of two years of teaching experience
• Can Join Immediately

Salary Package:

• A competitive TAX-FREE salary
• FREE housing or housing allowance provided
• FREE Medical insurance for teachers and up to three children
• FREE visa for teachers, spouses, and up to three children
• FREE Tuition covered for up to 3 children
• Professional Development for Teachers
• Gratuity bonuses at the end of the contract
• A 2-year renewable contract

Please Note: The job description and requirements above have come directly from the employer and not from SeekTeachers. This is an overseas position with different cultural beliefs and a segregated learning policy.