Before beginning to search for roles abroad, you may already have an idea where you want to live. In my book I explain, “It is likely you will feel draw to certain countries due to previous knowledge or experience, whether that be from a holiday or a personal recommendation.” (2021, p.29). In my experience, choosingContinue reading “Where in the World to Work?”
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Preparing for international teaching jobs: expanding your CV
In this blog, I will discuss preparations for teaching abroad which could help your application. All quotes are taken directly from Becoming a Successful International Teacher, which is currently priced highly competitively across all world markets of Amazon and through other online retailers. When you apply for an international teaching role in a British School,Continue reading “Preparing for international teaching jobs: expanding your CV”
Settling in: Part 4 Building Communities
I thought I’d include one of my photos here, the yoga class I attend in my new location. Several of these yogis also attend my pilates group, which I established in my home. In my opinion, this is one of the most important steps to settling a new location: building a community. It is importantContinue reading “Settling in: Part 4 Building Communities”
Settling in: Part 3 Building your home
With the rush and busyness of the first few days, which roll into weeks, it’s easy to lose sight of yourself and your needs. This can be compounded if you are also settling in your family to a new location, home and school. In my book I highlight small changes you can make to ensureContinue reading “Settling in: Part 3 Building your home”
Preparing for Relocation: again
“The only thing that really worries me at the minute is the flight”, my daughter shared with me this morning. Always the problem-solver, this was easily rectified by showing her the aircraft walk through and entertainment choices. Now she is excited. But with 16 days left to fly, my worries are very different. I willContinue reading “Preparing for Relocation: again”
[Insert country here] is not for everyone
I have just completed a two year teaching placement in Warsaw, Poland. As Europe is often seen as a ‘top’ international destination, why did I chose to leave after completing my contract? Simply, I never felt the country was a ‘good fit’ for me or my family. Having spent more than a decade in Asia,Continue reading “[Insert country here] is not for everyone”
