Bahrain Bound
Hi, Everyone! The past couple of months I’ve been pretty spotty with posting due to the job search, but for those friends who don’t follow me on Facebook, I can […]
Category Archives: International Teaching
Exciting Times
November is shaping up to be a great month! Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve interviewed with four schools, and the international school hiring season is just beginning. I have […]
October Roundup
Hi, Everyone! October is the end of Quarter One at my school. I can’t believe this year is going by so fast! Let me just say, that the third year […]
Flashback Friday: San Cristobal de Las Casas
For this Flashback I wanted to highlight one of my favorite places in Mexico: San Cristobal de las Casas, or as we liked to call it: San Cris. San […]
Costs of Becoming an International School Teacher
I realize that I didn’t post last week. Oops! I have been focusing on getting set up to recruit for a new job for next year. In case you […]
25 Things to Look for in a Contract
Someone recently asked me a very good question: when you are recruiting, what are some things that every school should include in their contracts for foreign hire teachers? Firstly, I […]
What Makes Expats Move On
A while ago I wrote about why expats stay in difficult places. I was trying to explain what brought me back to Venezuela, a country that I fell in love […]
Another Loan Bites the Dust
As I’ve mentioned in past debt repayment updates, this year I am making a huge effort to pay off the last of my student loans. I originally had a massive […]
Security in Venezuela
Hey, friends, it has been a while since I’ve posted! For three weeks I didn’t have internet in my apartment, nor a phone line. Now that I do have […]
Last Friday at School
Yesterday was the last day of school with the students! This year I had an amazing group of students and parents and I will miss all of them so much. […]
Teaching Wanderlust 