Teaching Jobs in the UAE
Dubai and Abu Dhabi host one of the world's densest clusters of international schools, spanning British, American and IB curricula. Vacancies below are live on OxfordTeachConnect and verified before publication.
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Figures above are counted from the live vacancies currently published on OxfordTeachConnect for United Arab Emirates — not market estimates.
Live United Arab Emirates teaching vacancies
Teaching in United Arab Emirates: what to check before you sign
- Most UAE international schools recruit for an August start, with interviews running from November onwards.
- Schools regulated by KHDA (Dubai) and ADEK (Abu Dhabi) typically require an attested degree and a recognised teaching qualification.
- Packages are commonly quoted tax-free — always confirm what is included in writing before signing.
United Arab Emirates teaching jobs — frequently asked questions
- How many teaching jobs in United Arab Emirates are available right now?
- OxfordTeachConnect currently lists 1 live, verified vacancy in United Arab Emirates. Listings expire 30 days after posting, so everything shown is current.
- Do schools in United Arab Emirates provide visa, flights or accommodation?
- Of the 1 live United Arab Emirates listings, 0 state visa sponsorship, 0 include accommodation, 0 include flights and 0 include medical insurance. Each vacancy page shows exactly what that school offers.
- What qualifications do I need to teach in United Arab Emirates?
- Most UAE international schools recruit for an August start, with interviews running from November onwards. Schools regulated by KHDA (Dubai) and ADEK (Abu Dhabi) typically require an attested degree and a recognised teaching qualification. Packages are commonly quoted tax-free — always confirm what is included in writing before signing.
- Does OxfordTeachConnect charge teachers to apply?
- No. Creating a teacher profile and applying to any vacancy is free for teachers. Schools pay to advertise and to access the candidate database.