Primary Teacher

Primary Teacher
- KS1 KS2 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates is a primary‑secondary education opportunity to deliver high‑quality learning within the National Curriculum for England. The role is ideal for early‑career teachers seeking international experience or experienced primary educators ready to grow within a respected British curriculum school that values creativity, student progress, mindfulness, and meaningful classroom impact.

Key Responsibilities
Teach primary students across Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2 using the National Curriculum for England.
Plan and deliver creative lessons that support progress in English, mathematics, science, humanities, and wider primary learning areas.
Build a positive classroom culture where students feel safe, motivated, included, and ready to effective assessment methods to track student progress, identify learning needs, and adapt teaching learning activities to support varied abilities, learning styles, and individual student development.
Promote strong literacy, numeracy, communication, collaboration, independence, and critical thinking skills.
Encourage mindfulness, resilience, curiosity, kindness, and responsible behaviour within daily classroom routines.
Maintain high expectations for learning, behaviour, presentation, and student engagement.
Work closely with colleagues to support curriculum planning, resource development, moderation, and year group consistency.
Communicate professionally with parents regarding student progress, wellbeing, achievements, and areas for improvement.
Contribute to extra‑curricular programmes, school events, community initiatives, assemblies, and enrichment activities.
Support students during transitions, class routines, pastoral matters, and wider personal development.
Take part in professional development opportunities and use reflective practice to improve classroom outcomes.
Model the school values of Grow, Flourish, and Mindfulness through professional conduct and daily teaching practice.
Follow safeguarding requirements and promote the welfare, protection, and wellbeing of all students.
Ideal ProfileBachelor of Education in Primary Education is preferred.
Relevant degree with PGCE, PGDE, or an equivalent teaching qualification is acceptable.
Experience teaching Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2 within the National Curriculum for England.
Early‑career teachers with strong training, enthusiasm, and readiness for international teaching may be considered.
Strong understanding of primary curriculum planning, assessment, differentiation, and child development.
Demonstrated ability to deliver outstanding learning and teaching in a primary classroom.
Creative and enthusiastic approach to classroom practice and wider school life.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills for working closely with students, parents, colleagues, and school leaders.
Strong classroom management skills with a warm, structured, and motivating teaching style.
Passion for continuous improvement, professional learning, and student achievement.
Ability to contribute positively to extra‑curricular activities, school culture, and community‑based events.
Aspiration to build a long‑term teaching career within a world‑class school environment.
Commitment to safeguarding, child protection, student wellbeing, and professional school standards.
UK‑enhanced DBS or equivalent police check will be required before appointment.
Skills SetPrimary teachingKey Stage 1Key Stage 2National Curriculum for EnglandElementary classroom teachingLesson planningCurriculum deliveryLiteracy developmentNumeracy developmentScience instructionAssessment designLearning data analysisDifferentiated instructionClassroom managementStudent engagementChild developmentParent communicationPastoral supportMindfulness in educationCreative teachingExtra‑curricular supportCommunity engagementProfessional developmentNQT pathway awarenessQTS pathway awarenessiPGCE pathway awarenessSafeguarding awarenessBenefitsCompetitive tax‑free salary (USD 12,000 – 19,000 per month), fully furnished accommodation, free schooling for children, private medical insurance, annual airfare support, and end‑of‑service gratuity. Teachers also benefit from world‑class professional development, internal promotion routes, British Schools Overseas‑supported teacher training pathways, and the GEMS Rewards programme with savings across flights, hotels, restaurants, retail, and everyday lifestyle services in the UAE.