Doha English Speaking School Announces Career Opportunities For Talented Individuals Of All Nationalities To Join Them For The New Academic Year in Qatar

    

Join Our Team At Doha English Speaking School !

At Doha English Speaking School, we are committed to building a diverse, innovative, and results-driven team, whether you're working from the office, at home, or anywhere in between. We believe in the power of flexible work arrangements and strive to create an environment where you can thrive, collaborate, and do your best work. We are looking for talented and motivated individuals who are excited to contribute to our mission, regardless of where they’re based. If you're ready to make an impact and be part of a dynamic, growing team, we want to hear from you!
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About Doha English Speaking School

Doha English Speaking School (DESS) was founded in 1981, catering for the growing need for an English speaking school.
The history of the school dates back to 1971 when an English Primary School catering for British children was first built. The junior school was opened in February 1979 by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the present Emir's father.
The discovery and subsequent exploitation of a huge gas field on its north coast has led to significant economic progress in Qatar in recent years. This in turn has led to a rapid expansion of the Doha English Speaking School, both in terms of pupil numbers and overall facilities.


This not-for-profit school caters for children between the ages of three and eleven years, with plans underway to expand in to Years 7 and 8.  Although the admissions policy prioritises British children, the school has a strong international element.
The DESS Board oversees the management and development of the school in accordance with our Constitution, the best practice of British and International schools and Qatar’s laws and regulations.
The Board works closely with the Senior Leadership Team, and proposes policy, strategy, improvement plans, use of resources and educational developments.  The Board then debates, guides and approves these as well as monitoring, by way of regular reports, the operations of the school, to help the school achieve its vision as an international beacon of excellence in education.
Doha English Speaking School Vision, Mission and Values

Our Vision

An International Beacon of Excellence in Education

Our Mission

Learning Together - High Expectations - Celebrating Success

Our mission at DESS is to:

  • create a happy, secure, stimulating and supportive learning environment
  • care for the whole child – prepare future citizens
  • deliver the National Curriculum for England in a relevant, meaningful and rigorous way
  • offer not-for-profit education
  • work in partnership with our community
  • welcome innovation
  • provide staff with the opportunities to enhance and develop professional skills

Our Values, At DESS we value:

  • care and consideration which allows everyone to thrive
  • the fostering of respect for, and tolerance of, others and their differing cultures
  • the creation of a trusting community where honesty and integrity are the norm
  • the nurturing of high self-esteem and the confidence to ‘have a go’
  • a climate of enthusiasm and enjoyment in learning
  • the development of skills for lifelong learning
  • the desire to improve through reflective learning
  • the perseverance to strive for success
  • the pursuit of excellence
  • the celebration of efforts and achievements

Available Vacancies At Doha English Speaking School:

1. Female Supply P.E. Teachers Required - Must Be Qatar Residents On Family Sponsorship

We are seeking a Candidate;

  • Who is a lively, dynamic P.E. Teacher and a motivated professional available at short notice
  • Who has experience teaching P.E. to Prep School students
  • With a UK-recognised teaching qualification, who is a thoughtful and flexible practitioner and enjoys being part of a team.

We are offering:

  • A generous tax free remuneration
  • A supportive team
  • Small classes
  • Excellent facilities

2. Supply Teachers

We are seeking lively, dynamic supply teachers to join our talent pool and a team of hardworking and motivated professionals.
Suitable candidates will have a UK-recognised teaching qualification and be exemplary practitioners who enjoy working as part of a team. Candidates must promote high standards and expectations and be committed to contributing to the further development of the school.

We are offering:

  • A generous tax-free salary
  • Small classes & excellent facilities

3. Native Arabic Teacher/Coordinator

You will be expected to deliver the assigned curriculum, to plan, and fulfil all administrative tasks associated with the role.  Coordinate the Native Arabic Team. You will be expected to liaise with the Ministry of Education and be involved in all inspections.
This post has an additional allowance for the Coordination of Native Arabic.

Specific Responsibilities to Include 

  • To provide effective leadership and advice to team members, and students while inspiring an atmosphere of energy, excitement and achievement. Support high standards of teaching and learning in Native Arabic, Islamic Studies and Native Qatar History (in conjunction with the Qatar History coordinator).
  • Take an active part in the development of the Arabic department and the school as a whole
  • Engage in extra-curricular activities as required. This will be a weekly ECA. You will also be required to help organise the annual school Iftar.
  • To be an outstanding classroom practitioner with a positive, can-do attitude for you and for your students alongside a strong desire to develop professionally 
  • To demonstrate a commitment to implementing the mission, vision, and values of Doha English Speaking School
  • Demonstrate thorough curriculum knowledge, teach, and assess effectively, take responsibility for professional development, and ensure pupils achieve well
  • Attendance at school events eg Winter Fair, School Iftar etc
  • Support in organising the School Iftar
  • To do playground/gate duties as requested
  • To support the vision, positive ethos and policies of the whole school and raise standards of teaching, learning and attainment of students across the school
  • Lead learning by providing a professional, positive, proactive and creative approach to Arabic

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How To Join Our Team:

Ready To Join A Team That Values Creativity And Results? We’d Love To Hear From You!

But First You Need To Go To Our Recruitment Website, And Fill Out The Required Information

Our Recruitment Website : Doha English Speaking School Careers

General Information About The Recruitment Advertisement:

• Posted Date: 26/4/2025

• Location: Anywhere In The Gulf Countries

• Location Type: [Onsite, Remote, Hybrid]

• Required Nationalities: All Nationalities

•  Jobs Type: [Full-Time, Part-Time, Contract]

• Applying Deadline: As Mentioned Per The Job Description

Benefits Of Working In The Gulf Countries:

Working in the Arabian Gulf countries (including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman) can offer significant benefits, particularly for expatriates and those in industries like oil and gas, engineering, construction, and finance. These countries are known for their thriving economies, attractive compensation packages, and diverse cultural experiences. Below are some of the key benefits of working in the Arabian Gulf:

1. Competitive Salaries and Tax-Free Income

  • High Salaries: The Arabian Gulf countries often offer very competitive salaries, particularly in industries such as oil and gas, engineering, finance, and healthcare. Salaries are generally higher compared to many Western countries, especially for specialized roles.
  • Tax-Free Income: One of the most attractive benefits of working in the Gulf is the lack of personal income tax. Employees in countries like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar can keep their entire salary, which can significantly increase their disposable income.

2. Attractive Benefits Packages

  • Housing Allowance: Many employers provide housing allowances or company-provided accommodations, saving employees significant living costs.
  • Health Insurance: Comprehensive medical coverage is often included in benefits packages, with employers typically covering the full cost of health insurance for employees and their families.
  • Annual Flights Home: Many companies offer annual flight tickets for expatriates to visit their home countries, allowing workers to stay connected with family and friends.
  • Bonuses: Performance-based bonuses, end-of-service benefits, and even signing bonuses are common, further enhancing overall compensation.

3. Generous Leave Policies

  • Annual Leave: Employees in the Gulf often enjoy more generous annual leave policies compared to other regions, with up to 30 days of paid vacation annually.
  • Public Holidays: The Arabian Gulf countries celebrate several public holidays, such as Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and National Day, with many businesses closing for extended periods.
  • Maternity/Paternity Leave: In many Gulf countries, there are legal provisions for maternity leave, though the duration and benefits vary by country. Some companies offer additional leave above the legal minimum.

4. Career Development Opportunities

  • Industry Growth: The Gulf region is home to a fast-growing economy with strong investments in industries like oil and gas, construction, healthcare, technology, and finance. This offers employees ample opportunities for career progression and growth.
  • International Exposure: Working in the Gulf offers the chance to gain international exposure, with many multinational companies based in cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha. This experience is often seen as highly valuable for career advancement.
  • Training and Development: Many Gulf-based companies invest in employee training and development, offering opportunities for skill enhancement and career advancement. Professional certifications, leadership training, and mentorship programs are common.

5. Modern Infrastructure and High Quality of Life

  • Modern Cities: Cities like Dubai, Doha, and Riyadh are known for their modern infrastructure, with world-class facilities, high-end shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment options.
  • Luxury Living: Expatriates often enjoy high standards of living, with access to luxury housing, top-notch schools for children, and recreational amenities.
  • Transport and Connectivity: Excellent public transportation systems (including metro and buses), world-class airports, and easy access to regional and international destinations make life in the Gulf convenient and comfortable.

6. Cultural and Social Opportunities

  • Diverse Expatriate Community: The Gulf countries are home to large expatriate populations, meaning employees can connect with people from various cultures and backgrounds, making the region cosmopolitan and culturally rich.
  • Social and Recreational Activities: There is a wealth of social and recreational activities available, from luxury shopping, fine dining, and cultural experiences to outdoor activities like desert safaris and water sports.

7. Safety and Security

  • Low Crime Rates: The Gulf countries generally have low crime rates, making them safe places for expatriates and families to live and work.
  • Stable Political Environment: The Gulf states are known for their political stability, which adds to the sense of security for expatriates living and working in the region.

8. Relatively Lower Cost of Living (in Certain Areas)

  • While some cities like Dubai and Doha can be expensive, particularly in terms of housing and schooling, overall, the cost of living can be lower than in major Western cities such as New York or London. Additionally, with tax-free salaries and provided housing, many expatriates find that they can save a significant portion of their income.

9. Tax Advantages for Companies and Expatriates

  • Corporate Tax Breaks: Many companies in the Gulf are exempt from high corporate taxes or benefit from tax incentives, which can make the region attractive for business operations. This often translates into higher compensation and bonuses for employees.
  • Investment Opportunities: Many expatriates take advantage of the tax-free income to make investments, purchase real estate, or save for future goals, benefiting from tax advantages that may not be available in their home countries.

10. Potential for Saving and Wealth Building

  • High Savings Potential: Due to the combination of tax-free income, housing allowances, and a lower cost of living (in certain areas), many expatriates in the Gulf can save a substantial portion of their income, potentially allowing them to accumulate wealth over time.
  • Real Estate Investment: The Gulf region, particularly places like the UAE and Qatar, has a thriving real estate market. Expatriates with permanent residency status in certain countries (like the UAE) may also have the opportunity to buy property, which can be a lucrative investment.

11. Proximity to Major Global Markets

  • Geographic Location: The Gulf countries are strategically located between Europe, Asia, and Africa, making travel and business connections to other regions easier. This offers employees the chance to experience diverse cultures and opportunities for business expansion or networking across global markets.

12. Retirement Benefits

  • End of Service Benefits: Most Gulf countries offer end-of-service benefits, which can be a form of severance or a retirement bonus that employees receive after completing a certain number of years with a company. This lump-sum payment is often equivalent to a portion of the employee's salary and can be a significant financial benefit upon leaving the country.
  • Challenges to Consider
  • While the Gulf region offers many benefits, it also presents some challenges:
  • Cultural Differences: The Gulf countries are predominantly Muslim, and expatriates may need to adjust to cultural norms, such as observing Islamic holidays, modest dressing, and specific working hours during Ramadan.
  • Restricted Freedoms: Some Gulf countries have laws that may be restrictive for expatriates, such as strict rules regarding alcohol consumption, personal behavior, and freedom of expression.
  • Limited Permanent Residency: Although some Gulf countries have introduced initiatives for long-term residency, it’s still more difficult to obtain permanent residency compared to Western countries, and visa policies can change over time.

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