Teaching Jobs in Egypt

Aside from some of the more well known cities in Egypt (who by all means provide excellent opportunities), there are several more “under the radar” locations that offer interesting and attractive teaching job opportunities. When searching for teaching jobs in Egypt, it is important to factor in personal interests and skill requirements and look into a variety of locations.

Alexandria. The second largest city in Egypt, Alexandria is best known for its ancient architecture and rich history. It plays host to an amazing amount of monuments, attractions, and ancient roman theatre. Located next to the Mediterranean sea, there is a very temperate climate with four distinct seasons. Alexandria is perfect for teachers looking for a unique Middle Eastern destination. As one of the most populous cities in Egypt, Alexandria is home to a wealth of teaching job opportunities, in many subjects.

Cairo. One of largest cities in the Middle East, Cairo boasts a population of 17 million people. Located right on the historic, beautiful Nile river, Cairo is world renown for its ancient origins and corresponding historical sites, including the pyramids at Giza and the sphinx. Similar to Alexandria, the nation’s largest city is also home to the largest number of opportunities to teach in Egypt.

El Gouna. Translating to “the lagoon,” and known as the premier Red Sea holiday destination city, El Gouna is a tourist resort town located off the coast of the Red Sea. Teaching jobs in El Gouna are much less frequent and harder to come by than the latter two cities; however, those lucky enough to win a teaching job in El Gouna can expect to be treated to a lavish lifestyle, complete with exotic beaches, golf courses, and a myriad of vacationer activities.