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@beccasm201 Hi without being the person who stomps on your dreams what makes you want to teach other than financial necessity? Unless you are fluent in Arabic you would need to get a post in a private International school and what parent would want their children taught by someone who is learning on the job?

I have taught for 36 years at high school level but I don't think I could just go and teach primary without retraining. I can tell you from experience that Kuwait is cracking down on expat teachers and even in private schools teachers with Beds or pgcses are not allowed to teach any other subject. Eg a structural engineer who had a teaching qualification from uk wasn't allowed to teach Maths.

I hope I haven't offended you but you need to have an honest insight into education in Kuwait.

Best wishes for the future

@beccasm201 i'd get a teaching certificate from abroad first, then look into finding a suitable school in Kuwait. it is not unheard of, I have known american friends that had no teaching background, and they taught at ACA (american creativity academy).

Look up schools, email their HR, write a bitching cover letter, and see what you get.

But also, listen to Sanchez.

Wow, are you really aiming that low ? a teaching job?  Would you really accept a teaching position with all your academic background? 

If you are serious, I have a teaching job for you in Kuwait

"Wow, are you really aiming that low ? a teaching job? "..............Not all employment should be viewed through the prism of greed and self service...everyone has at times learnt from someone else. 

@legacy

Good evn house!

Am from Nigeria.

I have degree in Political science nd a master degree in Peace Studies and Conflicts Resolutions, I have been working in a Marist schools in Nigeria, can I get job in school in kuwait?

I need the job, can anyone pls help me out.

Thank you

Hi

Without wishing to stomp on your dream  job the answer is almost certainly no. Your chosen area of expertise is not made available in schools in Kuwait and the Kuwait government is clamping down on teachers teaching a subject that is different to their degree.  Hope this dose of honest realism helps