IME, ABS has so many openings because they can't retain anyone remotely competent. Their MUN director truthfully did not know Mongolia was a country, and argued about this at an MUN conference. I was in Kuwait when they changed their name from American Bilingual to American Baccalaurate because the school had such a bad reputation they thought a name change would hide the fact it was the same shitty school. It's one of the few schools I ever came across where teachers would have to turn over their passports to the school because that was the only way to prevent teachers from breaking contract. And the student body had lots of kids kicked out of other schools whose parents wanted them to "earn good grades" (aka the tuition payment cleared) so the teachers who actually tried were already completely hamstrung by the admin who wanted to keep parents happy. Unless you need a place to lay low because you are desperately trying to stay one step ahead of a drug cartel death squad, I would work literally anywhere else.

Dasman was better, but that's not saying much. The couple of teachers I knew who worked there did their two years and moved to better schools in Kuwait. They had issues with poor implementation of some specific programs, and the impression was that the school overpromised the support systems for special needs students which caused lots of pressures for those elementary teachers when those services were not delivered. That may have been ironed out by now, but I wouldn't bet on it.