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Kuwait operates a bilingual public school system for nationals alongside a large international school sector serving the substantial expatriate population. International schools are regulated by the Ministry of Private Education and follow British, American, IB, and Indian curricula. The majority of international school teaching positions in Kuwait are in the private sector, with strong demand for qualified English-medium teachers.
Roles and salaries
International school teaching in Kuwait offers tax-free packages typically ranging from KWD 700 to KWD 1,800/month (approximately £17,000–£44,000/year equivalent), with housing and return flights usually included. The tax-free status, combined with allowances and low living costs outside accommodation, makes Kuwait a financially attractive posting for international teachers.
Working here — what to know
Teachers in Kuwait require a work visa sponsored by their school, processed through the Ministry of Interior. A recognised degree and teaching qualification are required. Contracts are typically two-year renewable. Single and shared accommodation is usually provided; family visas are available for those with dependants. The process takes approximately four to six weeks from offer.
