Most teachers go abroad for a contract or two. Some stay for decades. The difference is rarely luck. People who

There are more than 15,000 English-medium international schools in the world, according to ISC Research. Most are decent places to

When I flew to China in the early 2000s to interview at the American School of Guangzhou, I had an

You already know how to teach. That is the good news. The harder question is what changes around the teaching

I didn’t start in a classroom. I served in the U.S. Army and ran a rock-climbing guide business before I

If you are over 50 and thinking about teaching abroad, you have probably asked this quietly. Maybe you typed it

My first international school interview meant flying to China to sit across from the American School of Guangzhou. Later I

Most international school job ads ask for two years of full-time teaching experience. If you have less, that line can

Moving abroad as a family is a different job search. You aren’t just choosing a school. You’re choosing a home,

I have read a lot of teacher CVs from the hiring side of the desk, across schools in Europe, China,