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How does one get a job abroad in the MiddleEast?

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Hi, I live in Canada and would like to get a job teaching in the middle east, although I would like it to either Saudi Arabia, UAE or Egypt. I have my bachelors and a tesol/tesl certificate. Could someone please let me know of the process to follow.
Plus, does anyone know who to contact or send my resume to? Please also, if you have any contact info. for anybody to reach, then please let me know. I know that sometimes they are gender specific and I am a female.
Thank you for any information you are able to provide.



Answer
Being a female - you are not allowed to work in saudi Arabia
You can work but you only deal with female matters.

You are also not allowed to even drive a car!

You have to wear those burqa, only your eyes can be seen

Please do not go to a country where you are not even considered human! You are just a property there!

And if you a Christian and bring a bible with you, you can face death sentence

Please read these small articles

Dec 3, 4:01 PM (ET)

By DONNA ABU-NASR

(AP) Employees walk among new cars Nov. 29, 2006, at the first showroom in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where...

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Saudi women still can't drive cars, but they can sell them. Potential buyers can go to an all-women showroom where, for the first time, other women will help them choose a car and answer questions about horsepower, carburetors and other automotive features.

Women visitors and residents are required to be met by their sponsor upon arrival. Women traveling alone, who are not met by sponsors, have experienced delays before being allowed to enter the country or to continue on other flights.

And this article from http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1012.html


Women considering relocating to Saudi Arabia should be keenly aware that women and children residing in Saudi Arabia as members of a Saudi household (including adult American-citizen women married to Saudi men, adult American-citizen women who are the unmarried daughters of Saudi fathers, and American-citizen boys under the age of 21 who are the sons of Saudi fathers) are considered household property and require the permission of the Saudi male head of their household to leave the country.

Married women require the permission of their husband to depart the country, while unmarried women and children require the permission of their father or male guardian. The U.S. Embassy can intercede with the Saudi government to request exit permission for an adult American woman (wife or daughter of a Saudi citizen), but there is no guarantee of success, or even of timely response. Mothers may not be able to obtain permission for the departure of minor children without the fatherâs agreement. Americans entering Saudi Arabia on visitor visas normally do not need an exit permit but may be prevented from departing the country if they are involved in a legal dispute. American citizens involved in labor disputes or employment dismissal will not be granted an exit permit prior to court resolution or abandonment of the case by the American citizen. Saudi sponsors have substantial leverage in the negotiations and may block departure or bar future employment in the country.

Is there anywhere more peaceful and arabian like that you can travel to from Dubai?




steve h


I have a hire car and looking for other interesting places to go when I'm in UAE.


Answer
You should absolutely drive to Fujairah and even stay the night, it's on the coast and the drive from Dubai is very nice through mountains and parts of the desert.

For a real Arabian desert drive take a trip to Liwa Oasis. The UAE has some of the most beautiful desert landscapes in the world and it's a shame because nobody usually takes the time to go see them and you can't really see it from the cities.

Both of these places are well worth visiting and far away from the crowds of Dubai.

Check website below for more info on the UAE.




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