ADVERT ID 83 *
25 Primary teachers needed in Abu Dhabi!
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Teachanywhere
FAO: Lisa Davenport
Address:
Email preferred: LD@teachanywhere.com
Post: 1A Embankment, Putney, UK. SW15 1LB
Address:
Email preferred: LD@teachanywhere.com
Post: 1A Embankment, Putney, UK. SW15 1LB
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MAIN DETAILS
Status:
Deactivated
Level:
Other Education
Date Posted:
Tue May 25 2010
Application Closing Date:
Fri Dec 31 2010
Commencement Date:
Fri Dec 31 2010
Status of Post:
Permanent
Number of Vacancies:
1
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POST DETAILS
Title:
25 Primary teachers needed in Abu Dhabi!
Description:
Position: Multiple Elementary Teachers
Start Date: September 2010
25 Elementary/Primary teachers are required for the new elementary campus of this American curriculum school located in Abu Dhabi. Salary and employment package are attractive - 2500 euro to 3100 euro per month *tax free* paid in local currency, with a 3 year contract and flights yearly.
Applicants must appreciate the more local student profile and be prepared to work in a differentiated environment where english is not the first language.
An attractive package includes a substantial housing allowance, a good furniture allowance and free education for up to two children worth AED33000 per child per year. (Please note that if you have a partner, you must be married. Unmarried partners are not permitted to live together in the Middle East as a rule.)
Candidates must have at least 2-3 years of teaching experience.
About ABU DHABI
As you are whisked from the state-of-the-art airport towards Abu Dhabi city, the passing panorama of flat arid coastland is no preparation for the magnificent sight which awaits them across the Al Maqtaa Bridge. The island capital of Abu Dhabi is a beautiful modern garden city graced with wide, tree-lined boulevards, lush, green parks, and cool, bubbling fountains.
This is just the first of many pleasant sights. It is a country of startling contrasts, fascinating sights and astonishing achievements. With many shopping centres, malls and bustling souks, Abu Dhabi is a city to entrance all visitors. The largest state within the United Arab Emirates, and the richest, Abu Dhabi is roughly twice the size of Belgium, with a population close to 800,000.
Until half a century ago Abu Dhabi was a simple, impoverished society battling for survival in a brutal environment. Today it is a prosperous country enjoying all the trappings of modern civilisation – plentiful water, air conditioning, cars, free medical care, free education, the latest goods and appliances – along with plenty of leisure time.
The second city, Al Ain, offers just such a vision of cool tranquillity in the hostile desert, while the gentle oasis of Liwa is the last outpost of habitation before the great western desert called, for good reason, the Empty Quarter.
Abu Dhabi’s commercial and tourist infrastructure is among the best in the Middle East. More than 46 airlines from all quarters of the globe land here en route between Europe and the Far East. Abu Dhabi has become as much a sunny playground for holidaymakers as a centre for business and investment. Luxury hotels vie with one another to provide the most lavish facilities and absorbing entertainment.
Good roads and air-conditioned cars and buses make travelling inside the Emirate easy and comfortable. That is just as well because there is much to see, and even more to do in this old new country.
Start Date: September 2010
25 Elementary/Primary teachers are required for the new elementary campus of this American curriculum school located in Abu Dhabi. Salary and employment package are attractive - 2500 euro to 3100 euro per month *tax free* paid in local currency, with a 3 year contract and flights yearly.
Applicants must appreciate the more local student profile and be prepared to work in a differentiated environment where english is not the first language.
An attractive package includes a substantial housing allowance, a good furniture allowance and free education for up to two children worth AED33000 per child per year. (Please note that if you have a partner, you must be married. Unmarried partners are not permitted to live together in the Middle East as a rule.)
Candidates must have at least 2-3 years of teaching experience.
About ABU DHABI
As you are whisked from the state-of-the-art airport towards Abu Dhabi city, the passing panorama of flat arid coastland is no preparation for the magnificent sight which awaits them across the Al Maqtaa Bridge. The island capital of Abu Dhabi is a beautiful modern garden city graced with wide, tree-lined boulevards, lush, green parks, and cool, bubbling fountains.
This is just the first of many pleasant sights. It is a country of startling contrasts, fascinating sights and astonishing achievements. With many shopping centres, malls and bustling souks, Abu Dhabi is a city to entrance all visitors. The largest state within the United Arab Emirates, and the richest, Abu Dhabi is roughly twice the size of Belgium, with a population close to 800,000.
Until half a century ago Abu Dhabi was a simple, impoverished society battling for survival in a brutal environment. Today it is a prosperous country enjoying all the trappings of modern civilisation – plentiful water, air conditioning, cars, free medical care, free education, the latest goods and appliances – along with plenty of leisure time.
The second city, Al Ain, offers just such a vision of cool tranquillity in the hostile desert, while the gentle oasis of Liwa is the last outpost of habitation before the great western desert called, for good reason, the Empty Quarter.
Abu Dhabi’s commercial and tourist infrastructure is among the best in the Middle East. More than 46 airlines from all quarters of the globe land here en route between Europe and the Far East. Abu Dhabi has become as much a sunny playground for holidaymakers as a centre for business and investment. Luxury hotels vie with one another to provide the most lavish facilities and absorbing entertainment.
Good roads and air-conditioned cars and buses make travelling inside the Emirate easy and comfortable. That is just as well because there is much to see, and even more to do in this old new country.
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APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
- Referees (name, role, contact no.)
- Copy of Certificates, Diplomas, Degrees
- Passport Size Photo
- CV (Unbound/Slide Binder)
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Applications may be submitted by
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Apply To:
FAO: Lisa Davenport
Address:
Email preferred: LD@teachanywhere.com
Post: 1A Embankment, Putney, UK. SW15 1LB
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