TAG : Teaching In The Middle East
Happy in the UAE
Sent in by Jeff Warden
In Ajarn Street: Postbox - 26th May 2010
If a person has any education at all the UAE has excellent opportunities if one wants to teach
Tags: teaching in the middle east
Barbarians in the building
Teaching English to savages and the great recession
In Blogs: Steve Schertzer - 1st December 2009
This past July I accepted a job teaching English at a university in Saudi Arabia. I was to teach Saudi males in their 20's and was excited about that opportunity. The tax-free salary of around $3,500 U.S. a month along with a rent-free apartment, return airfare, and long paid holidays didn't hurt either.
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