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Math Teacher

Dijla Primary School · Baghdad

Full-timePrivate
💰 400000 IQD🎓 Bachelor⏱️ Experience required📅 Aug 18, 2025

Market rate · Teacher in Baghdad

400KIQD/month median· typical range 300K–500K · 188 postings

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Job Description

Seeking mathematics teacher at Dijla Primary School in Baghdad with previous teaching experience. Salary is 400,000 IQD.

Original posting

🚺🚺 مطلوب موظفة 🚺🚺 تعلن ادارة مدرسة دجلة الاساسية الاهليه (بنين -بنات) عن حاجتها لمعلمة اختصاص رياضيات وبراتب ٤٠٠ الف على المتقدم ان يكون لدية خبره في هذا المجال علما ان مكان المدرسه : بغداد / حي العدل / شارع الاسواق المركزية للاستفسار اكثر التواصل على الرقم 07733338792

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Technical / Hard Skills

Technical / Hard Skills

MathematicsTeaching methodsEducational tools

Soft Skills

Teaching skillsPatienceTeamwork

Benefits

Teaching experienceWork in Baghdad

Details

Gender
Female
Source
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Language
ar

How to Apply

📞 07733338792

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About Dijla Primary School

Total posted

1

Hiring since

2025-08

Hiring in Baghdad

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