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Nurseries & childcare

Early years options in Qatar

Step-by-step

Step 1

Research licensed nurseries in Qatar

Check the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MOEHE) website for a list of licensed nurseries in Qatar. You can also check the Metrash2 app for nursery licenses and ratings.

Tip: Avoid unlicensed home nurseries as they pose a risk to children's rights and safety.

Step 2

Visit potential nurseries

Meet with nursery managers and staff to get a sense of their approach to childcare and education. Look for nurseries that align with your values and priorities.

Tip: Ask about their curriculum, staff qualifications, and health and safety policies.

Step 3

Check nursery licenses and ratings

Use the Metrash2 app to check the nursery's license status and rating. You can also contact the MOEHE directly to verify the nursery's license.

Tip: Make sure the nursery is licensed and meets the MOEHE's standards.

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Common questions

Licensed nurseries in Qatar have met the Ministry of Education and Higher Education's (MOEHE) standards and have been issued a license. Unlicensed nurseries have not met these standards and pose a risk to children's rights and safety.

Typical costs

The cost of nurseries in Qatar can vary depending on the location, quality, and type of care. On average, a nursery in Qatar can cost between QAR 8,000 to QAR 15,000 per month.

Typical timeline

It's recommended to start researching nurseries 2-3 months before your child is due to start. This will give you time to visit potential nurseries, check their licenses and ratings, and make an informed decision.

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