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Most schools require teacher qualified status, a PGCE degree, (some require TEFL/TESOL certification), and teaching experience, though specific requirements vary by country.
Many Middle Eastern countries are safe for expats. Research local conditions and follow travel advisories for peace of mind.
Absolutely not. Arabic is not required for most international schools. Many schools use English as the primary language and most people speak English, but basic Arabic knowledge can be helpful when in government buildings.
Salaries vary, but many offer competitive pay, often including housing, airfare, and health insurance, making it a lucrative option. The tax free element makes a huge difference.
World religions are tolerated and have their own places of worship.
Living conditions vary by country. Most expat teachers enjoy comfortable accommodations, modern amenities, and access to shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Yes, many schools offer family packages that include housing, schooling for children, and health benefits for dependents.
Many contracts are 2 years, with summer breaks and public holidays aligned with international school calendars. However, it is possible to get permanent rolling positions or even 1 year contracts.
Many schools offer comprehensive health insurance for teachers, including coverage for medical emergencies, doctor visits, and sometimes dental or vision care.
Yes you can use most common platforms, including Instagram, Tiktok and X and they are widely used. However, there might be some content restrictions in some countries.
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