Middle East

Our jobs in the Middle East

Using extensive knowledge and expertise gained from our UK services, we support and educate children with autism in the Middle East at Al Karamah School in Abu Dubai. We also offer specialist training to students aged 15+ at Al Karamah Training Institute, with the aim to equip students with the practical skills and independence needed to fulfil their dreams and ambitions. Our talented and dedicated colleagues help us to do this. In addition, we offer wellbeing centres in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia to assist those with mental health conditions.

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Middle East key roles

Our passionate and experienced colleagues are key to providing a safe environment in our schools and wellbeing centres.

Academic Director

Our Academic Director will help create a positive and enriching school life, backed by a professional and dedicated team that upholds excellent educational standards.

Health and Safety Officer

Providing expert governance and guidance, our Health and Safety Officers help to provide a safe and secure environment in each of our locations.

Behaviour Therapist

Our Behaviour Therapist supports, manages and co-ordinates the implementation of individual behaviour plans for students.

Benefits

Medical Insurance
12 weeks paid leave as per school academic calendar
Paid official holiday
Paid 15 days of sick leave per year
School tuition (for academic staff)

Who we are looking for

Team players
People with good communications skills
Experience in your specialism
Willingness to learn and always wanting to improve

Iman’s story

It’s a very rewarding experience here. I’m a Teacher and my role is to teach, yet I find myself learning every minute, every second in this school. I feel blessed to live in Abu Dhabi, a city with high standards. If you’re thinking of coming here, buckle up because you’ll have the most amazing experience!

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“I informed a friend about where I work, the nature of the job and the benefits that comes with it, and she proudly said I have got a very good job.”