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The aim of this research was to examine the effect of job satisfaction on organizational commitment among teachers’ schools in Oman. The descriptive survey design was adopted in this quantitative study using cross-sectional method to collect data. A five Likert-scale questionnaire consisting of (69) items was distributed amongst 1000 teachers in seven educational governorates in Oman. Stratified random sampling was employed to obtain (846) questionnaires, out these 846 participants 419 were males and 427 were males. SPSS version 26 was used to conduct the descriptive analysis, while AMOS (version 24) was used to perform confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) to assess the validity and reliability of this study model. Amos was also used to examine the relationships between job satisfaction and organizational commitment. The results revealed a significant direct impact of job satisfaction on organizational commitment. It also showed that teachers’ qualification plays the role moderation role between job satisfaction and organizational commitment. However, both teachers’ gender and teaching experience do not exert any moderation effect between job satisfaction and organizational commitment. The study concluded with recommendations and suggestions for future studies. (Published abstract)