Teacher Job in Saudi Arabia is available for an experienced Physics Teacher at a COBIS, BSME, and BSO accredited international school in Jeddah. The position starts in January 2027 and involves teaching IGCSE and A-Level Physics within a British curriculum environment. The role offers a salary of 12,000–16,000 SAR per month, along with provided accommodation, an annual flight allowance, and medical insurance. Candidates need a recognised teaching qualification, a relevant degree, strong Physics knowledge, and proven teaching experience.
About the School and Position
The school is a COBIS, BSME, and BSO accredited international school in Jeddah. It is seeking an experienced Physics Teacher to join its team from January 2027.
The teacher will work in a British curriculum environment and will be responsible for delivering strong Physics lessons. The role also involves planning lessons, monitoring student progress, giving feedback, and taking part in the wider school community.
Saudi Arabia continues to maintain a large education system. The General Authority for Statistics reported that the Kingdom had 31,412 schools in 2024, including 7,337 private education schools.
Key Responsibilities
The successful Physics Teacher will be expected to:
- Deliver high-quality Physics lessons.
- Teach IGCSE and A-Level Physics.
- Plan and prepare engaging lessons.
- Monitor student progress.
- Provide constructive feedback to students.
- Contribute to the wider school community.
These responsibilities require strong subject knowledge and an organized approach to teaching. Teachers must also be able to plan lessons that support student learning and monitor progress effectively.
Teacher Job Requirements
Candidates should meet the main requirements listed by the employer. These include:
- A recognised teaching qualification.
- A relevant degree.
- Ability to teach IGCSE and A-Level Physics.
- Strong Physics subject knowledge.
- A proven record of delivering high-quality teaching and learning.
The Saudi Ministry of Education has specific regulations for private and international schools. These regulations include requirements related to teaching staff, lesson preparation, student academic performance, educational materials, and approved curricula.
Important Skills for a Physics Teacher
A Physics Teacher should combine subject expertise with strong classroom skills. Important skills for this position include:
- Strong Physics knowledge
- Lesson planning
- Classroom teaching
- Student progress monitoring
- Constructive feedback
- Communication
- Organization
- Teamwork
- Ability to support wider school activities
Experience with IGCSE and A-Level Physics is especially important because these are the curriculum levels named in the vacancy.
Salary and Benefits
The advertised salary is 12,000–16,000 SAR per month. This is the salary stated in the supplied job information.
The listed benefits include:
- Accommodation provided
- Annual flight allowance
- Medical insurance
- British curriculum environment
The vacancy also identifies the reference as PTSAR.
Education in Jeddah
Jeddah has a substantial education network serving students across government, private, and international schools. In 2026, Jeddah Education reported that around 700,000 students were beginning the new academic year across 2,862 schools in Jeddah, Rabigh, Khulais, and Al-Kamil.
GASTAT’s 2024 data also recorded 6,567 teachers in private schools in Jeddah, excluding international schools. This shows the scale of the city’s private education sector, although the figure does not represent the number of international-school teachers or current vacancies.
Start Date and Application
The advertised start date is January 2027. Candidates interested in the opportunity should review their qualifications and experience against the listed requirements before applying.
To apply, the supplied vacancy asks candidates to contact Gareth at Garetha@worldwide-teaching.com.
