I've worked for Saudi Aramco Schools for a number of years. The pay package is tops for our profession...

There are plenty of teaching resources and adequate building facilities at Saudi Aramco Schools...

Housing availability for Saudi Aramco Schools is a severe problem and some teachers must commute...

The good:
A teaching couple at Saudi Aramco Schools can bank a huge amount of cash in a short period of time...

Saudi Aramco Schools has competent and personable...

The students at Saudi Aramco Schools are mostly well behaved and the community is supportive of teachers...

The bad:
At Saudi Aramco Schools there is no contract. The company does not honor the International Teacher Bill of Rights in any way...

The teaching calendar at Saudi Aramco Schools is the worst in the industry...

The requirements for student entry at Saudi Aramco Schools are low if at all due to the company rules...

With no contract, Saudi Aramco Schools has taken away many perks that were used to hire teachers in the past...

There is NO professional development funds available to teachers at Saudi Aramco Schools in 2016 and what was offered before is so limited it is not useful... 

Summary of life at Saudi Aramco Schools: Depending on your age and the ages of your children, this could be a place to spend 5 years and build a nest egg but it will come at a cost. Do your homework before you sell your soul to big oil...