Business & Economics Teacher - American Curriculum
Employeur non precise · Dubai
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About the role
A prestigious private international school in Dubai offering the American curriculum is looking for a Business and Economics teacher. The school seeks a passionate and qualified candidate, ideally Western-trained, with a valid teaching license or degree such as a PGCE or B.Ed.
Required profile
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Economics or a related field, plus a teaching license or qualification (e.g. PGCE, QTS).
- Experience teaching the American curriculum is essential.
- Strong classroom management skills and the ability to adapt teaching methods for diverse learners.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Commitment to continuous professional development.
What we offer
- Tax-free salary of up to AED 14,000 per month, competitive and based on experience and qualifications.
- Free well-furnished accommodation with utilities covered.
- Free health insurance and free annual flight allowance.
- Tuition support for children.
- Paid vacations and public holidays, and gratuity bonuses at the end of the contract.
- Opportunities for professional development.
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Dubai
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