Teacher of Computer Science Basic

About the school

Rugby School Dubai will open its doors at the end of August 2026. It will be the next chapter of Rugby School’s legacy, where British heritage meets the UAE’s forward ambition. Guided by the ethos, “The Whole Person, The Whole Point,” the school pairs academic depth with pastoral strength so pupils grow in scholarship and in self. Across rigorous academics, sport, performing arts and music, leadership and service, and House life, every experience helps each child find their voice, expand their horizons, and lead with purpose. This is more than a school; it is a community where character leads achievement and tradition inspires tomorrow.

The school will take pupils from FS1 to Year 13 and is located in the Nad al Sheba district of Dubai. Rugby School Dubai is a proud member of the Aldar Education group.

The role

Rugby School Dubai is seeking an enthusiastic and passionate teacher of Computer Science to join the school. The successful candidate will teach Computer Science from Year 7 to Year 13. The start date for this position is the end of August 2026.

Requirements

• Hold a relevant degree and teaching qualification, likely to be from a British university
• Hold a PGCE or relevant teaching qualification
• Have a minimum of two years teaching experience in a British curriculum school
• Place students at the forefront of their teaching
• Be enthusiastic about professional development
• Be willing to immerse themselves into school life, contributing to the pastoral system and co-curricular provision
• Be able to start as soon as possible

Benefits & package

• Highly competitive tax-free salary
• Accommodation allowance
• Medical insurance
• Annual travel allowance
• Schooling at Rugby School Dubai for two dependents
• End of service gratuity
• Professional development opportunities to match the needs and aspirations of each member of staff

How to apply

Candidates can apply via TheTeacherJob or request the school contact after signing in. Early applications are encouraged.