Teacher of ICT (Junior School)

About the school

Rugby School Dubai will open in August 2026 as the next chapter of Rugby School’s legacy. British heritage meets the UAE’s forward ambition in a school guided by the ethos “The Whole Person, The Whole Point.” Academic depth is paired with pastoral strength so that pupils grow in scholarship and in self. Across rigorous academics, sport, performing arts, music, leadership, service and House life, every experience helps each child find their voice, expand their horizons and lead with purpose.

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

The role

Rugby School Dubai seeks an enthusiastic and passionate teacher of ICT to join the Junior School. The successful candidate will deliver engaging and effective lessons in Information Technology and Computing across the junior age range, placing students at the centre of their practice.

Requirements

• Hold a relevant degree and teaching qualification, including a PGCE or equivalent.
• Possess a minimum of two years’ teaching experience in a British curriculum school.
• Demonstrate experience teaching Information Technology and Computing across the junior school age range, with a proven track record of delivering engaging lessons.
• Place students at the forefront of teaching practice.
• Show enthusiasm for professional development.
• Be willing to immerse themselves in school life, contributing to the pastoral system and co-curricular provision.

Benefits & package

• Highly competitive tax-free salary.
• Accommodation allowance.
• Medical insurance.
• Annual travel allowance.
• Schooling at Rugby School Dubai for up to two dependents.
• End of service gratuity.
• Professional development opportunities tailored to individual needs and aspirations.

How to apply

Candidates may apply via TheTeacherJob. Shortlisted applicants based in the UAE will be invited for interview and further assessments, including the teaching of a lesson. Overseas candidates may be asked to provide a video of their teaching.