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Article DetailsTeaching in Smaller Saudi Cities and Townsby Carol Fleming - 06/09/2010 "Riyadh and Jeddah are not the only cities for teaching opportunities in Saudi Arabia. This article explores some of the advantages in accepting a teaching position in a smaller city or town in the Kingdom." Riyadh and Jeddah are not the only opportunities for a teacher to acquire a position in Saudi Arabia either as a professor or an EFL teacher. There are schools and Universities in smaller cities and towns such as Al Jouf, Tabuk, Unaizah and others. Benefits a teacher may receive by accepting a position in a smaller or city or town include opportunities to become easier acquainted with students and their families. Additionally, accepting a teaching opportunity in a smaller city or town will allow a teacher to more fully experience the customs, traditions and culture of Saudi Arabia. (0 Votes)
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comment(s)  FORMA L. GONZALES Friday 18 June 2010, 6:44 am Please find me teaching job in English at AL JOUF. Even just as assistant teacher provided I can work in Saudi Arabia.Md.Abul Hasib Saturday 19 June 2010, 10:51 am Present position:Lecturer,Department of English.
Ghatail Cantonment College,Tangail,Bangladesh.
Qualificatoin:B.A(hons)M.A In English,Islamic University,Kushtia,Bangladesh.
IEP,British Council,Dhaka.
Performed the Holy Haj in 2006
Trainer as ESL for three years at Ghatail Cantonment.
Joining date at the College-21/7/2004saqib zaman Sunday 20 June 2010, 10:19 am i am saqib from Pakistan.I have recently completed my BSML HONS in Arabic and English languages from National University Of Modern Languages Islamabad.Now i need a teaching job in Saudi Arabia at secondry or College level.Nasir Abbas Tuesday 22 June 2010, 5:38 am Such informative articles should be written as a guide for those who cherish fears for and are reluctant to accept a job in the KSA. I think people working in the KSA should come forward to contribute on such forums and share their experience with the ones who are willing to work there.
I appreciate the efforts of Carol Fleming for such a wonderful article and hope to read such a many article like this in the coming days. Javed Khan Thursday 24 June 2010, 4:18 am I have passed M.A MLISc from the university of peshawar, currently I am working as librarian in the university of peshawar, Please give the post of librarian in the dubai, I will be very oblige and thankfull to you.
thanksCarol Fleming Sunday 27 June 2010, 12:30 pm @Shihabedin Ali,
Thank you for your feedback. It would be my pleasure to provide a future article on the challenges which expats may face on working in Saudi Arabia and how to be prepared for such challenges.
Best Regards,
CarolCarol Fleming Sunday 27 June 2010, 12:32 pm @Nasir Abbas,
Thank you for your comment. I agree that it would be very helpful to have Saudis provide further insights.
Please do not hesitate to suggest topics that would be of interest and useful.
Best Regards,
CarolShihama Firdouse Tuesday 13 July 2010, 8:55 am we are a teaching couple looking for job opportunites in Saudia Arabia. We thank the author for ths piece of valuable information. I have a masters degree and presently reading for my Ph. D.At the same time any one have some information about teaching position in Saudi Arabia can communicate with us.Fasalu Rahman Tuesday 13 July 2010, 12:23 pm I have four years experience as communicative englisg teacher. Now i am searching for ajob.Nasir Abbas Thursday 15 July 2010, 1:26 am Dear Carol, thanks for all your helpful articles. I would suggest you to give vent to your feelings as a worker in Saudi Arabia. What challenges does an employee especially a teacher face at his / her work place? This is very important to know because the person who is willing to move on to a new place of work feels that he / she will be in comforts in his / her new working environment owing to a very attractive remuneration package and all other facilities usually unaware of the challenges that lie ahead. What I want to say is he/she perhaps does not expect the unexpected situation especially the one who travels for the first time. One of my colleagues had to face such a horrible (this is what he had used the word when he was leaving back for his home country though he had more than 20 years teaching experience) experience. I think I have tried my level best to let you know what I want you to write about. Ilyas Tuesday 20 July 2010, 6:12 am Hi Carol
I want to teach at high school level in saudi but i dont have teaching degreeor teaching experience. Is it still possible to get a job in Saudi school? Im from UK.Carol Fleming Saturday 24 July 2010, 6:58 pm I would suggest that for further information on experiences in teaching in the Middle East region to also view the www.teachmideast.com web site too.
For those who have expressed interest in teaching opportunities in Saudi Arabia, a teachsaudi.com recruiter will need to address those queries.hassan suleiman ahmad Thursday 29 July 2010, 9:55 am I would like to ask if is there anyone who can help me getting a teaching position in Saudi Arabia and middle east I have more than 6 years teaching experience, mostly in teaching french language in colleges,and private candidates . If you wish to get me, send an e-mail : hassangugi@yahoo.frleonila san agustin Saturday 31 July 2010, 9:12 am I am so pleased to work in your country and teach..im sa social studies teacher, with masteraL UNITS, 15 years in teaching secondary high school here in the Philippines..Wish to work in KSA..Thank youMUSSARAT JAMAL Dr. Christopher C A Tuesday 10 August 2010, 1:40 am Thanks a lot Carol for sharing your experiences working with Arabs. For sure, some of the experiences are similar to the ones I have gained teaching for many years in Thailand. In fact, I would like to experience it than being told. Right now, I need to experience a new teaching environment like the smaller provinces of Saudi Arabia. Could you help to get me a teaching position in any part of KSA? Email: kevis02@yahoo.com; kevis02@gmail.com; Mobile +668 6782 4002, Thailand. Hear from you. Best regards. Christopher..........abdul latif khan Wednesday 13 October 2010, 12:13 pm hi carol , i say good appreciation with such good informations
. i m teaching from last thirty years to graduate level . and remain on head position . now i offer my request for a job here in physics
. hoping a good reply . thanks abdul latif khan Wednesday 13 October 2010, 12:16 pm hi carol , i say good appreciation with such good informations
. i m teaching from last thirty years to graduate level . and remain on head position . now i offer my request for a job here in physics subject.
. hoping a good reply . thanks abdul latif khan Wednesday 13 October 2010, 12:19 pm hi carol , i say good appreciation with such good informations
. i m teaching from last thirty years to graduate level . and remain on head position . now i offer my request for a job here in physics subject.
. hoping a good reply . thanks sanaullah sultan mahmood Wednesday 27 October 2010, 2:17 pm i have been teaching chemistry to o and a-levels for the last 3 years in pakistan international school riyadh.
M.Sc ORGANIC CHEMISTRYAysha Hoosen Saturday 14 January 2012, 10:20 am Thank you for this informative article. I was sceptical about accepting work in one of the smaller cities, but I now aim to look for work in a smaller city. |
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