Prince Sultan University

Prince Sultan University

This post is intended to guide future teachers at PSU in Riyadh and is written to open the eyes of everyone going there. Seems that they keep deleting posts. One thing is true: my experience with them. I can assure you that I have signed a contract with them in May2011 (I can post it online if that's the case) and that they didn't bring me to work. They sign contracts with many people and there was no job waiting for me. They made me apply for a visa and pay the costs, but while I was in the process of obtaining the visa they hired someone else. They refrain from assuming responsabilities and they laughed at me when I contacted them in Arabic, hanging up. Their worker Tony Lapid is an unsensitive person taking decisions regarding contracting even though he isn't a lawyer and even though I haven't signed a contract with him.

This decision is in line with the Employment Contract that you and the undersigned have signed… (Please refer to Term 3. Contract Duration, Item B. to quote:



‘In the event of substantial and unauthorized delay in reporting of over 3 days, the First Party reserves the right to terminate this contract.’



Item C. ‘ The Contract will be effective from the date of joining of the second party at the university’.



In this regard, therefore, this will be our FINAL COMMUNICATION AND OFFICIAL ADVICE. You are therefore advised to desist from any further communication (written or otherwise) with any PSU executives and/or Senior Administrators.”



We wish you luck in your future endeavors.



Our regards,



Dr. Ahmed Yamani

Rector

Prince Sultan University



Attention: Mr. Abdulaziz Al Obaid, Director of Faculty & Personnel Affairs and Mr. Latif Tufail, Senior Personnel Administrator – This is for your necessary action