Expat teachers, what was your experience teaching English in Saudi Arabia?

I don't teach English but I do teach here. English is THE single most annoying issue my students have (lucky me, I get all well behaved students .. so no attitude or discipline problems)... You can find details of people's experience, pay, recommended places etc from the link below (ESL / EFL)

Try this:

http://forums.eslcafe.com/job/viewforum.php?f=29

One said that why Muslims don't object to the Saudi Arabia's Government.... I have to say that there are always demonstrations and objections against this government' policies all over the Muslims' societis. But the main thing should be done by Saudi Arabian people themselves. And they have demonstrated several times so far, but because the government has arrested them and has treated to them very badly, maybe it's hard for them to continue the demonstrations (although they should do it soon, they shouldn't care about the difficulties of objection to their government)....

I'm not a teacher, but I know some women who teach. They get paid a lot. That's about all I know.

You can join http://groups.yahoo.com/group/expatsinsaudiarabia/ if you want more information. I'm sure many of the members are working here as teachers.

i have taught and tutored english in schools and summer camps and found that my income as a tutor in the comfort of my own home was easier and just about the same as my sallery as a full time teacher

i have a friend who teaches English in Morocco. She likes it.