There are currently 70+ Education jobs in Dublin on GetIrishJobs, with the most openings in and around Dublin. Common roles include primary and post-primary teachers, special needs assistants, lecturers, trainers and early years educators. Education pay typically ranges from €30,000 a year (special needs assistants and tutors) to €70,000+ (experienced teachers and lecturers).
Typical pay
€30,000 a year (special needs assistants and tutors) to €70,000+ (experienced teachers and lecturers)
Key requirement
Registration with the Teaching Council for teaching posts in recognised schools; Garda vetting
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Education Jobs in Dublin: Frequently Asked Questions
How many Education jobs are available in Dublin?
There are currently 70+ Education jobs listed in Dublin on GetIrishJobs, updated daily. The most openings are in Dublin.
How much do Education jobs pay in Dublin?
Education pay in Dublin typically ranges from €30,000 a year (special needs assistants and tutors) to €70,000+ (experienced teachers and lecturers). Check each listing for the exact salary and benefits.
What types of Education jobs are available in Dublin?
Listings for Education jobs in Dublin commonly include primary and post-primary teachers, special needs assistants, lecturers, trainers and early years educators. New roles are posted daily.
Do I need a work permit for Education jobs in Dublin?
Not if you are an EU, EEA, Swiss or UK citizen, or already hold permission to work such as Stamp 4. Others need an employment permit, usually a General Employment Permit (at least €36,605 a year from 1 March 2026) or a Critical Skills Employment Permit, and an employment visa if they are from a visa-required country.
How do I apply for Education jobs on GetIrishJobs?
Create a free GetIrishJobs account, upload your CV, then apply directly to any matching role. You can also set alerts for new Education jobs in Dublin.
