Tuitionbites
Happy May Day everyone! Today is also student loan payment day in my house. Many people might groan at the idea of paying their student loans, but for me it […]
Category Archives: International Teaching
Wanderlust
In response from a prompt from the 23rd I’ve decided to list my top five places I want to travel to: 1) Machu Pichu, Peru 2) Paris, France 3) Galapagos […]
Questions to Ask During the Interview
In another post I listed some common interview questions asked by international schools. Today I will list some questions you should ask the recruiters who are interviewing you. Typically they will […]
Pollution in Beijing
There were a few things I loved about China, mainly the food (DUMPLINGS!!!!) and the gardens, but pollution isn’t one of them. This is a blog post from my journal […]
International School Interview Questions
I know that some people are still interviewing for those last minute jobs. One thing you can do to get hired is to be good at interviewing. You can […]
Take a Chance
In response to The Daily Post from Friday, I’m going to write about the biggest chance I ever took. For me, the biggest chance I ever took was applying to […]
Getting a Tattoo in the Hutongs of Beijing
One of my most memorable experiences in China was getting a tattoo in the hutongs of Beijing. Here is my journal entry about my one and only (for now) tattoo […]
10 Tax Tips for International Teachers
April 15th, taxes are due today if you are a US citizen! Even the 6.3 million US expats living and working abroad need to file taxes- including international teachers! First […]
Cambodia Highlights
I only spent a week in Cambodia, but I fell in love with the country! Everywhere I went I met warm and friendly people, things were affordable, I had several […]
New Teacher Orientation
This is a funny time to be posting about something that normally happens in late July or August in most American International Schools, but some of us are signing new […]
Teaching Wanderlust 