SeekTeachers is proud to be one of the founding agencies to partner with the Ministry of Education in the United Arab Emirates to recruit qualified and experienced educators for the WORLD's LARGEST EDUCATION REFORM project. Having placed hundreds of teachers in this growing project, why not apply and see if you are eligible to make a difference to students in the UAE.
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Procedure for Recruitment
Interviews are done in person only. There are NO SKYPE/BOTIM interviews. You must be approved before you are invited for a Recruitment Event. The interview process consists of TWO STAGES:
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Please Note: Candidates who are Non-Western Qualified will earn 16K AED and Candidates who hold a valid Western Qualification/Teaching License will earn 21K AED.
Business studies, English and Drama or Arts teachers from Non-Western countries MUST have IELTS BEFORE you can interview. All other subjects can get the IELTS after the interview IF you PASS.
If You Have Your EID Or Residency, You Will Not Be Considered From The Agency
Note: When applying to the Ministry of Education, if you are appointed you can be placed in ANY of the following Emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Sharjah, Ajman, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Umm al Quwain, Western Region. Discover more about the United Arab Emirates
If you have any further questions, please call us now on +44 203 455 0195. We look forwards to working with you.
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 and as such it satisfies the criteria of a genuine requirement for the post, under schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.