Looking for extra kita? Here's how to get a Private Teacher Work Permit in the UAE
Are you a Filipino teacher, student, or someone with skills in Math, English, or any subject who's often asked: 'Pwede ka ba magtutor?'
If yes, good news! You can legally offer private lessons in the UAE—no need to hide or worry about legal issues.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) offers a Private Teacher Work Permit that lets you earn extra income from tutoring, and the best part? It's free! What is the Private Teacher Work Permit?
This Private Teacher Work Permit is valid for two years. It is open not just to licensed teachers, but also to private and public sector employees, unemployed individuals, and even university students.
That means whether you're a full-time admin staff in Dubai, a fresh graduate in Sharjah, or a student in Abu Dhabi with time to spare and knowledge to share, this could be a legal side hustle for you. How to apply for a Private Teacher Work Permit?
To apply, just go to mohre.gov.ae, select 'Private Teacher Work Permit' from the services list, enter the one-time verification code, and upload the required documents based on your category. Then submit your application online.
Before getting approved, you'll also need to sign a Code of Conduct from the Ministry of Education—basically, a guide to make sure you teach responsibly and ethically.
This is a great opportunity, especially for our kababayans looking for additional income or those in-between jobs. Instead of doing it under the radar, now you can earn confidently and legally.
Whether you're teaching toddlers the alphabet or high schoolers algebra, you can now share your skills while staying compliant with UAE laws. Who knows? Your tutoring gig might just be your next big break.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Filipino Times
a day ago
- Filipino Times
Filipino celebs Enrique Gil, Carmela Lorzano to headline Philippine Independence Day 2025 celebration in Dubai on June 14
Two of today's well-loved Filipino artists are heading to Dubai this June to join the celebration of Philippine Independence Day — and the excitement is already building up. Actor and performer Enrique Gil, known for his energetic dance moves as the 'King of the Gil,' will take the stage alongside singer Carmela Lorzano, the 'Vocal Sweetheart,' whose charm and voice have captured the hearts of many. Both artists are set to headline the June 14 gathering at Zabeel 3, Dubai World Trade Centre. The event, organized by the Filipino Social Club (FilSoc) in Dubai, promises a night of music, culture, and community — all with free admission for everyone. Gates open at 6:00 PM, and no tickets are needed to join the celebration. Aiming to surpass last year's record of 45,000 attendees, organizers are expecting thousands from the Filipino community across the UAE to gather for a program filled with live performances, cultural showcases, and surprise segments. FilSoc invites Filipinos to come together for a night that celebrates heritage, unity, and the joy of being proudly Pinoy — wherever in the world they may be. So mark your calendars, bring your flags, and get ready to sing, dance, and cheer with your fellow kababayans.
Filipino Times
a day ago
- Filipino Times
Filipino mechanical engineers to unite for 2nd PSIM international conference in Saudi Arabia
Filipino mechanical engineers from around the world are set to gather for the prestigious 2nd Pambansang Samahan ng Inhenyero Mekanikal (PSIM) International Mechanical Engineers Conference (PIMEC), taking place in Saudi Arabia. Scheduled for June 8 to 9, 2025, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Riyadh, the two-day conference will carry the theme: 'Leadership with Integrity & Stability Through Motivation and Mentoring for the Progression of Global Mechanical Engineers.' The event promises a robust lineup of keynote addresses, technical sessions, and product exhibits designed to enhance professional development and global industry knowledge. Among the distinguished guests is His Excellency Ambassador Raymond R. Balatbat, who will deliver a keynote speech to formally honor the achievements and contributions of Filipino engineers abroad. Joining him are notable officials, including Hon. Atty. Melisa Jane Comafay Yeachana, Director IV of the Professional Regulation Commission's International Affairs Office, and Labor Attaché II Hon. Dominador A. Salanga of the Migrant Workers Office in Riyadh. Adding further inspiration to the gathering is Dr. Karen Remo, CEO and Founder of New Perspective Media Group and Publisher of The Filipino Times. As Guest of Honor and Inspirational Speaker, Dr. Remo will share insights on leadership and the impact of Filipino excellence on the global stage. The conference will also feature prominent figures in the engineering community, including PSIM National President Roberto E. Sollano, 2nd PIMEC Chair and KSA Chapter President Renato S. Camacho, 1st PIMEC Conference Chairman Francis Louie 'Cocoy' Rosete, and PSIM-KSA Charter President Rowell G. Somido. A diverse group of technical and resource speakers will present the latest trends, practices, and innovations in mechanical engineering, offering attendees a comprehensive learning experience. Hosted by the PSIM-KSA Chapter, the event will also emphasize international collaboration with a Banner Parade of International Chapters, special messages from global chapter leaders, and the recognition of outstanding professionals in the field. The conference will conclude with an awards ceremony, a raffle draw, and the highly anticipated announcement and turnover to the next host chapter for the 3rd PIMEC.
Filipino Times
a day ago
- Filipino Times
UAE midday work break imposed to protect outdoor workers
The UAE government has reintroduced the Midday Break to protect outdoor workers from extreme summer heat. According to the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE), the rule will be in effect from June 15 to September 15, 2025, between 12:30 pm and 3:00 pm. The ban applies to all workers performing tasks under direct sunlight or in open-air spaces. Now in its 21st consecutive year, the initiative focuses on protecting workers from injuries and illnesses caused by working in high temperatures during the summer months. 'The Midday Break is rooted in a sustainability-centred approach that the UAE implements in line with its commitment to providing a safe working environment as per international best practices and occupational health and safety standards,' MoHRE stated. Employers are required to provide shaded areas, proper cooling devices, drinking water to prevent dehydration, and first aid equipment at job sites during the break hours. Those who witness violations, such as people being forced to work during the banned hours, are encouraged to report them through MoHRE's call centre (600590000), website, or mobile app.
