I will try to keep this updated with the best and most useful posts according to the stats available to me on WordPress.
My gorgeous school housing in Venezuela
Working Internationally
The Difference Between Teaching ESL and Teaching At an International School
5 Things You Need to Teach Internationally
The International Job Fair: What You Need to Know
You Decide to go to the International Job Fair: Now What?
International School Interview Questions
Retirement for International Teachers
My Top 10 International Schools (with links to my reviews AND to school web pages)
Why Do Expats Stay in Difficult Places?
Places With a High Quality of Life and Low Cost of Living
The AMAZING outdoor area at Hostel Inn Iguazu. My favorite hostel after ten years of staying in hostels!
Travel
How to Look Sexy While Traveling
How to Save Money While Traveling
Latin Lovers and Dating in Venezuela
Itinerary for 3 Weeks in Ecuador AND the GALAPAGOS!
3 Weeks in Peru and Bolivia Itinerary
Teaching Wanderlust 
Hi!!! Just found your blog and I’m loving it!! I’m currently an English teacher in Seoul, South Korea and I’m in the process of applying to international schools. I was an elementary school teacher in New York for 2 years, and I have my Masters in Childhood Education, as well as NYC teaching certification. I’ll definitely be reading for tips during this process! Great job!
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Hi Mimi. Thanks! I’m glad you like my blog and are finding useful tips. It sounds like you are in a great spot to apply for international schools. Sometimes it can be hard to get hired as an expat if you are already in the country you are applying so just be careful of that if you want to continue working in South Korea. Good luck!
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I think that 2 years in South Korea has been enough for me, so I’m looking at positions in other countries. Thank you for your positive words!!
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Hi! I’m an elementary teacher in the US and am currently working on my masters with a couple years of teaching experience. your blog is so very helpful. Teaching internationally is a dream of mine!!! I saw where you listed your top 10 schools…is there a place where you talk about why those are your top 10? Especially the school is Islamabad and in Kuala Lumpur …?
Thank you!!!
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Hi Sana,
I’m happy that my blog has been helpful to you!
That blog post that you mention is one of my first posts that I wrote if I remember correctly. At the time I wrote the post it was written specifically because those schools have excellent programs and I thought I would fit in well there. My top 10 list looks a lot different now so I think I will have to make a new list!
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Oh that would be great to see your uodated list! Can u post the link of that post where you talked in detail about that school? I can’t seem to find it 😦
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Hi Sana,
Thanks for the feedback! I have updated the post you were referring to with links to reviews of nearly all of the schools that are on that list. Check out my original post of my top ten international schools while I work on a new updated list! https://teachingwanderlust.com/2014/02/26/my-top-10-international-schools/
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Just came across your blog and I love it. I’m doing my TEFL right now and hoping to use that to travel and experience different cultures. I’m probably going to go through ALL your posts since 2014 in the next few months. “The Best of Wanderlust” page has a post titled “The Difference Between Teaching ESL and Teaching At an International School” but links to “Why teach overseas” instead. I’m hoping to come across the right post soon as I’m really interested in that post.
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Just came across your blog and love it. I’m doing the TEFL course right now and hoping to use it to travel and experience the world. I’m probably going to go through all your posts since 2014 in the next few months. Right now though your Best of Wanderlust page references a post on The Difference Between Teaching ESL and Teaching At an International School, however it’s linked wrongly to Why Teach Overseas. I’m hoping to come across the right post soon and it really interests me right now.
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