**Teaching English to Early Years
**Work in the UAE
**TAX FREE salary
SeekTeachers is looking for passionate Teachers of Primary to teach English in the UAE.
We are a specialist education recruitment agency, placing qualified Teachers around the world.
Come with us and enjoy the experience of teaching abroad in one of the most amazing place in the world.
Never is too late to live the experience of working abroad!
Early Years Teacher Requirements:
**Bachelor's Degree
**Teaching qualification in Primary
**CELTA / Cert TESOL (or recognized Level 5 equivalent) with Young Learners Extension
**PGCE with Primary or Early Years' experience
**Minimum of 2 years of experience teaching English in the Early Years
**IELTS 7.5 Academic for non-native English speakers
Salary Package:
**A TAX-FREE salary of 21,000 AED per month
**FREE visa for the teacher
**FREE medical cover for teacher, spouse and up to 3 children aged up to 18 years of age
**FREE flights cover for teacher, spouse and up to 3 children aged up to 18 years of age to and from your home country (on entry and exit only)
**Gratuity bonus
**A 2-year contract which is renewable on agreement
Some tips about the UEA.
1. Despite higher living costs, tax-free salaries and the vast oil wealth are a huge pull on expats with 65,000 British expats and 45,000 Americans living in the Middle Eastern State.
2. The UAE is a sub-tropical desert climate. It gets extremely hot in the summer with daytime averages above 40°C (113°F).
3. As a major expat hub there are many languages spoken in the UAE; English is widely spoken among business people and in expat areas but the official language is Arabic.
4. The UAE is a federation of seven autonomous Emirates. Its estimated 2014 population was nearly 9.5 million of which 87 per cent are expats, making UAE nationals a minority.
5. The Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the tallest man-made structure in the world, at 829.8m, however it will soon be over taken by the Kingdom Tower in Saudi Arabia which is due to measure 1,000m.
6. The UAE’s currency is the Dirham (Dh) which is made from 100fils.
7. The UAE is extremely rich in oil and the majority of its economy is based around exporting oil and gas.
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