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UAE's New Private Teacher Work Permit Lets You Work from Your Home Country

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Pavitra Shetty, TLR

Published on March 12, 2024, 16:06:32

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Are you interested in offering private tuition classes in the UAE but unsure about the legal process? Here's everything you need to know about the new 'Private Teacher Work Permit' introduced by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) and the Ministry of Education.

According to Dr Muhammad bin Ibrahim Al Mualla, Undersecretary for Academic Affairs of the Ministry of Education, the new system provides "flexible options for students and parents while maintaining discipline, quality and efficiency in the educational process".

"The introduction of a permit for individuals qualified to provide private lessons will help curb illegal and unregulated practices when recruiting private teachers, which risk affecting the learning process as a whole," he added.

The legal framework regulates private lessons at the national level, protects the rights of private teachers and "ensures that students receive supplemental education that meets their learning style and needs."

Khalil Al Khoori, Undersecretary for Human Resources Affairs at MoHRE, urged those seeking private lessons to engage professionals authorised to offer these services and to fulfil their financial obligations as agreed between the two parties.

Who Can Offer Private Tuition?

  • Registered teachers in government or private schools.
  • Employees in government and private sectors.
  • Unemployed individuals.

 Can Licensed Tutors Work from their Home Countries?

Yes, provided that they have a valid residency.

Does the Licence Cover Both Online and In-person Tutoring?

Yes, a single licence covers both.

How Long Does it Take for the Permit to be Issued?

According to the ministry, it takes one to five working days.

What are the Required Documents?

Depending on your category, the required documents vary:

Student Category (University/School Student)

  •    Certificate of study continuity or university enrollment.
  •    Last academic certificate.
  •    Guardian's No Objection Certificate (NOC).
  •   Certificate of good conduct.
  •    Medical fitness certificate.
  •   Valid identification documents.
  •   Clear personal photo with a white background.

 Unemployed Category

  •   Latest academic degree.
  •   Certificate of good conduct.
  •   Valid identification documents.
  •   Medical fitness certificate.
  •   Experience certificate (if any).
  •   Clear personal photo with a white background.

 Workers in Different Sectors

  •   Latest academic degree.
  •   Certificate of good conduct.
  •   Employer's No Objection Certificate (NOC).
  •   Medical fitness certificate.
  •   Experience certificate (if any).
  •   Valid identification documents.
  •   Clear personal photo with a white background.

Teachers Registered in Public or Private Schools

  •   Certificate of good conduct.
  •   Employer's No Objection Certificate (NOC).
  •   Medical fitness certificate.
  •   Experience certificate (if any).
  •   Valid identification documents.
  •   Clear personal photo with a white background.

 How to Apply for the Permit

  • Visit the MOHRE webpage and enter your Emirates ID number to receive an OTP.
  • Choose the relevant category and upload the required documents.
  • Download, sign, and upload the 'Code of Conduct' document.
  • Submit the application.

The permit processing takes five working days. For assistance, contact MoHRE through their support website or call 600 590000.

Permit Validity
The permit is valid for two years and can be renewed.

Fees
The application is free of cost.

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