November Monthly Roundup

November 30, 2014by isbergamanda Leave a comment

November is one of my favorite months when I’m in the states. Full on fall color and beautiful scarf weather to boot! However, here in Venezuela it is sunny summer-esque […]

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Ciudad Ojeda

November 28, 2014by isbergamanda 4 Comments

I lived in Ciudad Ojeda for two school years. That is the longest I’ve lived anywhere for a while. Before Ojeda, I was either in college or grad school (and […]

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Wishful Wednesday: American International School of Bucharest

November 26, 2014by isbergamanda Leave a comment

Finding a school in Europe that actually includes housing is rare, and this is the first European school I’ve come across that includes a car for foreign teachers! My friend […]

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What is Considered a Top Tier School?

November 24, 2014by isbergamanda 3 Comments

On this blog I regularly post schools that I would love to work at. Emphasis on “I”- everyone is different. However, if you are reading on various websites, chatting […]

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Pay Down Student Loans or Save for Retirement?

November 21, 2014by isbergamanda 7 Comments

I doubt very many of my teacher friends would be interested in this post, but my nerdy friends from back home and I talk about this stuff quite a bit. […]

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Best Places to Live Abroad

November 17, 2014by isbergamanda 13 Comments

If you have been reading this blog for a while you know that I am always daydreaming about life in countries all around the world. I’m really not picky. Well… […]

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Considering Venezuela?

November 14, 2014by isbergamanda 16 Comments

It’s hiring season and I’m sure some of you are looking at positions in Venezuela. I’ve been telling people to come to Venezuela to work for the past couple of […]

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Wishful Wednesday: The Columbus School, Colombia

November 12, 2014by isbergamanda 9 Comments

I first became interested in The Columbus school mostly because I’ve only heard amazing things about Medellin! Once I started digging around on their website and talking to other teachers, it […]

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