J18054 - Female PE Teacher - Northern Emirates UAE - January 2026 start

Edvectus; United Arab Emirates; On-site; AED 60,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent educational institution in Ras Al Khaimah is seeking a Female PE Teacher for a January 2026 start. The ideal candidate must have a Bachelor's Degree in PE/Sports and Qualified Teacher Status, along with at least two years of teaching experience, preferably within the American Curriculum. The position offers a tax-free monthly salary, accommodation, annual return flights, and medical insurance. Cultural fit and strong differentiation skills are important for this role.

Benefits

Generous monthly tax-free salary

Free single occupancy accommodation

Annual return flights for employee

Local medical insurance for employee

Qualifications

• Minimum of two years of teaching experience required.
• Ability to adapt to various academic, linguistic, and cultural situations.

Skills

Teaching experience with American Curriculum

Strong differentiation skills

Education

Bachelor Degree in PE / Sports / similar

Qualified Teacher Status

Job description

FEMALE PE TEACHER NEEDED FOR JANUARY 2026 START.

Female PE Teacher needed for January 2026 start.

Salary and Benefits

• A generous monthly tax‑free salary of between 11000 & 13000 AED
• Free single occupancy accommodation
• Annual return flights for employee only
• Local medical insurance for employee only

Location & Start Date

Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates
Start Date: January 2026

Education and Experience

• Bachelor Degree in PE / Sports / similar
• American Curriculum experience
• Qualified Teacher Status
• Two years experience

About the School

The school prefers experience of teaching an American curriculum, but will consider other curriculum backgrounds as long as the cultural fit works and how teachers adapt to situations that demand strong differentiation skills, not only academically, but linguistically and culturally too. Ideally you should have an excellent knowledge of curriculum development and assessment and use of technology in the classroom. This is not a western expatriate school and caters mostly for local and Arab expatriate children. There is a gender separation after elementary.

Contact

Please contact your local Edvectus advisor for further information.