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Edvectus is seeking an Early Years Teacher in Abu Dhabi for an immediate 2026 start at a thriving British-curriculum school. The school educates over 1,800 students from 70+ nationalities and follows the National Curriculum for England from Early Years to Sixth Form, with a focus on curiosity, ambition and inclusivity.
The successful candidate will join a diverse community and contribute to high standards of teaching, pastoral care and student achievement within a supportive international
EARLY YEARS TEACHER NEEDED IN ABU DHABI FOR IMMEDIATE 2026 START Join a thriving British curriculum school in Abu Dhabi that is part of a leading international schools group, educating more than 1,800 students from over 70 nationalities. The school delivers the National Curriculum for England from Early Years through to Sixth Form, providing students with a strong academic pathway leading to IGCSEs, A Levels and BTEC qualifications. Recognised for its high standards of teaching, pastoral care and student achievement, the school fosters an inclusive, multicultural community where curiosity, ambition and respect are at the heart of everyday learning.
Abu Dhabi offers an outstanding lifestyle for expatriate teachers, combining tax-free salaries with a safe, modern and family-friendly environment. As the capital of the UAE, the city is home to a diverse international community and offers an excellent standard of living, world-class healthcare and outstanding infrastructure. Residents enjoy pristine beaches, waterfront promenades, championship golf courses, museums, cultural landmarks and a vibrant café and restaurant scene. For those with an active lifestyle, there are excellent opportunities for water sports, cycling, desert adventures and year-round outdoor activities. Abu Dhabi's central location and excellent international flight connections also make it easy to explore destinations across the Middle East, Europe, Asia and Africa during weekends and school holidays, making it one of the region's most attractive destinations for international educators.