Extracurricular Fun SOL#9
One thing about teaching internationally that I didn’t know while I was still working on my masters is that international teachers are frequently required to host after school activities. Some […]
Category Archives: International Schools
Wishful Wednesday: The International School of Brussels, Belgium
Brussels sounds like a great place to live! With a wonderful quality of life (thanks to the highest taxes in the world at an average of 42.8%), great food, amazing […]
Wishful Wednesday: The American School in London
I’ve never been to London because I have always assumed it would be very similar to big cities in the US. However, after living in crazy Venezuela for the past […]
Wishful Wednesday: Colegio Franklin Delano Roosevelt
If you read my post, “Lovely Lima“, you probably know that I fell in love with Lima when I was there on my last vacation. I was talking about Lima […]
Wishful Wednesday: Green School (Bali, Indonesia)
I have such a huge crush on this school! I would have written about it earlier, but I feel slightly embarrassed about how much I love it. hahaha. I have […]
Wishful Wednesday: American International School of Johannesburg, South Africa
I have this dream of working on nearly every continent…Australia is probably out unless something changes, and Antarctica would be impossible, but Africa is very doable! This is the […]
Ciudad Ojeda
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 […]
Wishful Wednesday: American International School of Bucharest
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 […]
What is Considered a Top Tier School?
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 […]
Considering Venezuela?
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 […]
Teaching Wanderlust 