Stand with Ukraine
How can I write anything this month without first talking about Ukraine? Like many of you, I’ve been shocked while watching Russia invade Ukraine, and deeply worried for the Ukrainians in […]
Category Archives: International Schools
How Has the Coronavirus Impacted My Life in Indonesia?
According to the news yesterday, there are only 2 cases of the virus here in Indonesia. Those cases are in Jakarta, which is about an hour’s flight from me, on the other side Java.
Top 10 International Schools in Europe
This is my second post in a series about my “Top Schools List” because it is one question that I hear again and again. The problem that I have is […]
My Top 10 International Schools in Asia
This is a hard one because there are more and more schools being added every year. Most of these schools are simply on my list because I have been researching […]
Oil & Mining Schools- huh?
Did you know that there are parents with children who work in mining, oil, and gas, who need their kids to go to school? Haha, it wasn’t really something I […]
Settled in Indonesia
I have been in Surabaya, Indonesia now for almost three months! I just can’t believe how quickly I’ve settled in and how much this place already feels like home. As […]
Review of ISS iFair
I have many years of experience interviewing with schools online via Skype, but this is the first year that I’m giving the ISS iFair a go. I attended the iFair […]
Day One at the AASSA Teaching Conference
Flying to an international location, staying in a nice hotel, meeting with people from all around the continent, and being in a room with so many others who share […]
Good International Schools to Work at For Families
As long-time readers know, I am a single lady without children (and I’m looking for an international teaching husband if you happen to know of one available– :)) so I can’t […]
Planning for a Teaching Conference in Rio de Janiero, Brazil
The AASSA Educator’s Conference has been on my mind since November when I applied to be one of the two people to represent my school. I had to […]
Teaching Wanderlust 