Teacher attire guidelines for men and women
The Ministry of Education is moving toward implementing new regulations regarding the appearance of the teaching and administrative staff in schools. These include wearing modest and appropriate attire that reflects a professional image. Men are required to adhere to the Kuwaiti national dress (thobe, shemagh, and agal) or a formal uniform, while women should wear modest, formal, or semi-formal clothing, maintaining cleanliness, neat hair, and avoiding sportswear, tight or torn clothes, and visible tattoos. Students are also supposed to wear a loose uniform, with the apron length standardized according to the academic level, and inappropriate accessories are prohibited. These regulations are to be strictly enforced during official hours and school activities, with the aim of promoting a professional image for the school.
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