International Community Schools

So, you’re thinking about working at International Community Schools? Not gonna lie, it’s got some serious perks if you’re into education and you don’t mind a bit of adventure. They’re always on the lookout for folks—teachers, assistants, admin people, you name it—who actually care about kids and want to help them become, you know, decent humans with a global perspective (and maybe a little less TikTok). The vibe is pretty diverse, and you’ll be dealing with an international curriculum, which basically means you won’t get bored teaching the same old routine.

If you’re all about climbing that career

Ladder and not just stuck on the lowest rung forever, they do offer professional development. Training, workshops, all that jazz. So, if you’re the type who actually wants to grow and not just coast, there’s room for that.

Wanna see what gigs are open right now? Here’s the scoop:

Current Openings

– HR Officer
– Teacher Assistant (twice, because hey, they really need you)
– Store Keeper

Drop a line: br2pa.principal@icschools.ae

– Geography Teacher
– ICT / Computer Teacher
– Arabic / Islamic Studies Teacher

Try your luck: br3hr@icshool.ae

– Primary School Teacher
– Music Teacher
– Female PE Teacher
– Design Technology Teacher

Heads up:

British curriculum experience? Big plus.

Shoot your CV to:

br1viceprincipal@icschools.ae

– Islamic Education Teacher
– Arabic Language Teacher – Cycle 3
– Arabic KG Teacher (Early Childhood Education specialization)

And here’s the thing:

These schools aren’t just for one crowd. You’ll run into expat kids, local families after the international experience, and a mashup of both—so, yeah, it’s a wild mix. Jobs range from teaching every subject under the sun to admin gigs and support roles. Plus, you’ll get to meet teachers from all over the globe. There’s a lot of learning, not just for the kids, honestly.

Bottom line?

If you’re fired up about teaching and want to actually make a dent in this world (with a healthy side of cultural chaos), this could be your thing. Just don’t expect it to be boring.