Romanus123:
Please I'm not trying to disagree with this post but as someone who has lived and worked in UAE for the past 5 years, I can categorically tell you that it's not easy as Nigerian to get teaching job in UAE. They preferred giving it to other african countries than Nigerians.
The only works Nigerian citizens can easily get in UAE are Waiter, waitress, cleaner, factory worker, security, taxi drivers and other low class job and the starting salary is between 150k to 200k monthly (Excluding Overtime) as new comer.
Teaching is a lucrative job in UAE and are mostly occupied by Indians and Philippines citizens.
Please don't go to Dubai with the full hope of getting a teaching job and later get frustrated. It's not as easy as you think. Nigerians working as teachers in UAE is not up to 2/100, quote me anywhere.
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naijapips04:
In Dubai, as you are making money, you are spending everything.

Dubaiguy:





2) You must have at least two years experience. As i told you in my other videos about how to get jobs in Dubai, you need experience.

Coolgasman:
Did not do my first degree in Education rather I'm a Bsc holder with experiences in teaching. What are my chances of securing the job over there?

Dubaiguy:


Unfortunately, as a Teacher? NO

TsaTrinity:
Nice job you're doing.
Wanna ask of modeling jobs. Are there modeling agvencies there?. Im really looking forward to one in any of the middle East countries especially UAE.

ocpaschal:
@Dubaiguy.... Hello, my sister is studying History Education. If she graduates and then engages in teaching and got teaching experience, will she be able to get a TEACHING JOB at Dubai if she later apply?

SaintUlot:
Dubaiguy, which job are you currently doing in dubai?

Dubaiguy:
Seeing that teaching is a lucrative job in UAE, and that it has one of the highest employment opportunities for immigrants especially Nigerians, I decided to write an exposé on this and inform you about how you can readily get a teaching job in the UAE.

Some of the tips and information I am giving here are confirmed, tested and trusted. Some of them are gotten from Nigerians currently holding teaching professions in UAE

Lemme reiterate again that teaching job is indeed lucrative over here. So let's start. What are the things Nigerian teachers in UAE did, and you need to do to secure a teaching job in the Arab country?

Firstly subscribe on my Channel. Lol it's not a joke. Abeg now.

1) You must have a degree in Education. Unlike Nigeria , UAE is very particular about your first degree when it comes to teaching. You have a higher advantage than other applicants if you have a degree in Education.


2) You must have at least two years experience. As i told you in my other videos about how to get jobs in Dubai, you need experience. It doesn't matter whether you have the experience in Nigeria or any other country, just have a little bit of experience in the field you are applying for. Trust me, it is not difficult to get a teaching experience. Abi primary or sec schools don finish for your area? Shey u no serve ni? Lol


3) You must attestate your certificate. Last time I checked you can only do that in Abuja. You must attestate your certificate at all these places;
Nigerian Ministry of education.
Nigerian Foreign affairs
UAE embassy

4) You will need a letter of eligibility to submit to your recruiter

5) You need a comprehensive CV. Hey, it doesn't have to be a book or journal of your work adventure. Nah. Just two pages of solid info about your work experience is enough

6) Submit your CV/Resume on UAE department of education website. They give out jobs to people all over the world. You can get your lucky break from there.

7) Make Use of Recruitment Agencies. These agencies are often the go-to of schools looking to employ teachers. In my video I listed some sites where you can submit your CV and get employment opportunities in UAE for free.

Source

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyiCtD5lY-M

TRADELYN:

Awwww...I have been active quietly.

I can't remember the work though.

Thanks.