English Teacher, Monroe’s Nursery, Dubai

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Monroe's Nursery in JBR, Dubai, UAE, is seeking an Early Years Teacher. The role involves teaching young children within a British curriculum nursery, following the EYFS framework. Responsibilities include planning and delivering age-appropriate activities, supporting children's learning, assessing progress, and collaborating with colleagues. A recognised Early Years or Teaching qualification and previous experience are required. The monthly salary ranges from AED 8,000 to AED 12,000.

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The advert does not specify the exact working hours or whether visa sponsorship and accommodation are provided.

The facts, as advertised

  • Role: English Teacher
  • Employer: Monroe's Nursery
  • Where: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  • Pay: AED8,000 – AED12,000 a month
  • Delivery: On site

This role was not posted to JimmyESL. We found it advertised on Indeed and wrote the summary above ourselves. Apply through the original advert: view it on Indeed.

What it paysconverted at $1 = 3.6725 AED, 2026-11-10
Per hour$25.14–$37.718,000 AED–12,000 AED
Per month, estimated$2,179–$3,268at 20 hours a week
Monthly figures assume 20 contact hours a week, which is typical for a Polish language school. The school advertised per month, so treat any other column as a guide rather than an offer.
Monroe's NurseryDubai, United Arab EmiratesCloses December 9, 2026

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