Why international schools are demanding digitally literate teachers

The role of the international teacher in the 21st-century classroom is quickly evolving. If you’re an international teacher looking to stay ahead of the curve, you need to have a game plan up your sleeve. And there’s no better time than this summer to seek out professional development options to help you brush up on […]

Why you should teach abroad as a college grad

Graduation is a time for university students that is full of mixed emotions – relief, sadness, pride, and definitely some level of uncertainty about what comes next. Even after four years of studying and probably some personal growth, you may not feel ready to settle down into your full-time career. You would rather travel but […]

Five ways to progress your international teaching career in the UAE

Teaching internationally, whether justified or not, has a reputation for being a transitory career move. Of course, many teachers are more than happy to spend a year or two teaching abroad, only to return home (or move onto the next international teaching destination). But what if you’re an expat teacher looking to build a long-term […]

5 teacher blogs to get you excited about teaching abroad

Leaving to teach abroad soon and looking for first-hand stories from other teachers who’ve been there, done that? Or, are you thinking of dipping your toes into the world of blogging? You’re not alone! Blogs can be a great resource for new teachers abroad looking for help and honest advice on what teaching abroad is […]

The beginner’s guide to teaching abroad in the Middle East

Are you considering teaching in the Middle East? If your answer is yes, then we’ve got some good news for you! There are a wealth of teaching opportunities for teachers at all levels in the Middle East and each country in this fascinating region has something unique to offer. From average teacher salary and benefits, […]

5 reasons why you should teach in China

China isn’t just home to the world’s oldest civilization, with a rich cultural heritage (and delicious food). It’s also a great location for new and experienced teachers alike looking to teach English abroad.     As the fastest growing market for teachers abroad right now, with an estimated 300 million students learning English, it’s not […]

The beginner’s guide to teaching abroad in Europe

Interested in teaching in Europe but not sure which country is right for you?   Europe is a varied continent, offering lots of different career opportunities for both ESL teachers and certified teachers. That’s why it’s worth doing your homework before you start applying for teaching jobs in Europe.    Whether you’re looking for teaching […]

How to transition back into teaching at home after teaching abroad

Back in 2012, I had the life-changing opportunity to teach Tibetan refugees living in India.    Before leaving Canada, I knew very little about Tibet or Tibetan culture. Teaching in a Tibetan school definitely took a little while to get used to!    For example, the classroom didn’t have desks – instead, the students sat […]

The beginner’s guide to teaching abroad in Central and South America

Got your eye on teaching jobs in Central or South America? The appeal is understandable – Latin America is one of the most beautiful places in the world, offering a wide opportunity for travel. Bonus: there’s a high demand for teachers across all subjects and grade levels. To help you hit the ground running in […]