Dubai: Whether you are a young student looking to teach, a homemaker looking for part-time work or a full-time employee exploring ways to earn an extra income, you can offer private tuitions in the UAE by applying for the private tutor licence issued by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE). The free permit, introduced in 2023 under Ministerial Resolution No. 710 of 2023 in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, allows eligible UAE residents to legally provide private tuition. It is available not only to qualified teachers, but also to school and university students, unemployed residents, homemakers and employees working in the public or private sector. As long as you meet the eligibility criteria and hold valid UAE residence documents, you can apply online through MOHRE. If approved, the permit is valid for two years and can be renewed upon expiry. Here is who can apply, the documents you need and the step-by-step application process. Who can apply for a private tutor licence? Students aged 15-18 University students Unemployed Workers in the UAE’s public or private sector Teachers registered at public or private schools in the UAE Conditions and Requirements Student’s age must not be below 15 and doesn’t exceed 18. A valid residence visa is required for non-national students. Holders of part-time work permits are exempt from approval of the employer. Required documents 1. University or school students Last academic certificate Certificate of continuity of study for a student Written consent signed by student's guardian or custodian Certificate of good conduct Medical fitness certificate Passport copy Emirates ID copy Private Tuition Agreement approval Clear coloured photo with a white background 2. Unemployed Latest academic degree/certificate Certificate of good conduct Passport copy Emirates ID copy Medical fitness certificate Experience certificate, if available Private Tuition Agreement approval Clear coloured...
UAE private tutor licence: How students, employees and homemakers can legally offer tuition
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