Why do Expats Stay in Difficult Places?
Yesterday was my birthday, but instead of enjoying the day, I spent a lot of time reflecting on my experience here in Venezuela. You see, my friends who […]
Category Archives: International Schools
Where to Look for International School Jobs
One of the first posts I ever wrote was about how to get an international job. Since then I have had many people ask me where I look for […]
Places with a High Quality of Life and Low Cost of Living
What is a place that has it all? In other words, a place where it is comfortable to live, but you can still save money! Because I am an international […]
Halloween at CIC
Halloween is a huge event at international schools in Venezuela, or at least the two that I’ve worked at! The school let us dress out or uniform in […]
Wishful Wednesday: Saudi Aramco Expatriate Schools
Not too long ago someone left a comment on my blog suggesting that I think about working at the Saudi Aramco Expatriate Schools (SAES). If you have been an international teacher […]
Wishful Wednesday: International School of Islamabad, Pakistan
For being a school in a country with so many problems, the International School of Islamabad really has a lot to offer! I give this school a 9/10! 1. What type […]
Wishful Wednesday: The American School Foundation of Monterrey
I taught at one of the other ASF schools in Mexico and I was offered a job at a couple of the other beachy ones, but until now I’ve never […]
Wishful Wednesday: Riffa Views International School
I once answered some questions about life in Venezuela for a guy who worked at this school (Jared maybe?), but other than that one time, I had never really heard […]
Wishful Wednesday: American Community School of Abu Dhabi
I have a friend who worked in Abu Dhabi and loved it! She highly recommended this school and from my preliminary research, I would agree that it is one of […]
Wishful Wednesday: Cairo American College
Who doesn’t want to go to Cairo and see the nearby Great Pyramids?! I know, one tourist attraction is not a good reason to sign on for a school, so […]
Teaching Wanderlust 