Teacher of Business and Economics, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Hartland International School is seeking an experienced teacher of GCSE and A-Level Business Studies and Economics to join a growing department. Hartland has established a reputation for excellence in learning, teaching and leadership in the regio with a student body of just over 2200 students from nearly 110 nationalities. We are a truly unique and international community where a strong blend of academic challenge, enrichment opportunities and pastoral support for all, targets and inspires excellence. All that we do is underpinned by a values-based family community of teachers, children and parents providing the best possible education for every child in our care. The Post Due to expansion, applications are invited from suitably qualified individuals who are passionate and forward thinking and who will thrive in the vibrant learning environment of Hartland. By being ambitious, not only for students but for yourself, you will help us build and maintain a successful programme of study in business and economics by sharing in the responsibility for teaching, learning, enrichment and pastoral care. The successful candidate will also be expected to make a contribution to our unique and strong enrichment programme which ensures that learning and opportunity are diverse for all. The department runs successful IGCSE, International A-Level and BTEC Level-3 courses in both business and economics, creating innovative learning opportunities and enabling students to develop real-world understanding to enhance their knowledge and skills. Both business and economics are offered at GCSE and A-Level, following the Edexcel International (IGCSE and IAL) curriculum. The department consistently delivers exceptional outcomes, with students achieving excellent examination results each year. A-Level Economics has maintained a minimum record of 100% A* - C annually, while A-Level Business achieved an impressive 91% A* - D in 2025. At IGCSE, both business and economics achieved excep