Advice for teaching in Dubai
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Advice for teaching in Dubai
Hi everyone
I have 7 years teaching experience and fancy a change. I am thinking of moving out to Dubai next year if I can get a job...can anyone sell Dubai to me?!
Thanks
I have 7 years teaching experience and fancy a change. I am thinking of moving out to Dubai next year if I can get a job...can anyone sell Dubai to me?!
Thanks
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Re: Advice for teaching in Dubai
Why on earth would we want to sell Dubai to you? We have plenty of British teachers here already, most of whom are here simply to escape the cold British winter and are poorly motivated. Why not try teaching in Sub Saharan Africa or somewhere that needs you?
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Re: Advice for teaching in Dubai
I am highly motivated and was looking for advice from BRITISH EXPATS!!
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Re: Advice for teaching in Dubai
- Go on the TES Forums and ask people who have worked overseas, esp Dubai
- Use the Search function on this forum, plenty have asked many of the same and some different questions
- Send your details to GEMS et al and other large School businesses (because that's what they are)
- Approach Principals directly
- Keep an open mind on money, you won't be paid an extortionate or even that much (if at all) better than in the UK.
Good luck
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Re: Advice for teaching in Dubai
Although it's fun (as you've seen) to just hurl some abuse at people asking questions, I suggest the following;
- Go on the TES Forums and ask people who have worked overseas, esp Dubai
- Use the Search function on this forum, plenty have asked many of the same and some different questions
- Send your details to GEMS et al and other large School businesses (because that's what they are)
- Approach Principals directly
- Keep an open mind on money, you won't be paid an extortionate or even that much (if at all) better than in the UK.
Good luck
- Go on the TES Forums and ask people who have worked overseas, esp Dubai
- Use the Search function on this forum, plenty have asked many of the same and some different questions
- Send your details to GEMS et al and other large School businesses (because that's what they are)
- Approach Principals directly
- Keep an open mind on money, you won't be paid an extortionate or even that much (if at all) better than in the UK.
Good luck
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Re: Advice for teaching in Dubai
If i were you, i'd be asking here and the TES to get a bit more balance, people on here are from a variety of industries and will have lots of different opinions / trains of thought to that of just a group of teachers (and vice versa)
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Re: Advice for teaching in Dubai
I don't know... You showed all the signs of being adaptable to the Middle East, and then you blew it...
Shame! Open minds and all that...there are worse places to go. Open open up and you will find, good or bad, that the experience is never to be forgotten!
Shame! Open minds and all that...there are worse places to go. Open open up and you will find, good or bad, that the experience is never to be forgotten!
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Re: Advice for teaching in Dubai
It is to your credit that your writing and spelling skills are the best of any teacher that dared come this way.
Then again it's still not saying much.
Then again it's still not saying much.