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German as a Foreign Language Teacher

Goethe-Institut Gulf Region · Muscat

Job type
Full-time
Location
Muscat, Oman
Experience
Several years of DaF teaching
Salary
Not stated
Education
University degree in German studies, DaF, linguistics or similar, plus a DaF qualification
Posted
14 Oct 2026

Overview

The Goethe-Institut is recruiting a German teacher in Muscat to teach adults, teenagers and children from A1 to C1, mostly online with some in-person classes. The role also includes certified examining across the Gulf region and offers health insurance, work-permit costs and regular training.

Key responsibilities

  • Plan, teach and evaluate German courses from A1 to C1
  • Run group and individual classes, mainly online via Zoom
  • Teach support classes for native-speaker children when needed
  • Conduct Goethe exams and placement tests across the Gulf
  • Mentor trainee observers and join project groups

Requirements

  • Native-level German or proven C2 proficiency
  • Relevant degree with a DaF teaching qualification
  • Several years' DaF teaching experience, ideally international
  • Experience with online and blended learning tools
  • Fluent English; Goethe examiner licences are a plus

Originally published on LinkedIn. Details summarised by HireTalent; always confirm on the original advert.

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