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 […]
Tag Archives: Expat
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 […]
Beach Adventure in Curacao
As I am preparing to go to the Dominican Republic for my Spring Break/Semana Santa vacation this year, I am looking back at last year’s Spring Break in Curacao. I […]
Iguazu Falls, Argentina
This is my second post about my three week December vacation to Argentina in 2012. If you go to Argentina you must visit Iguazu Falls!! From Dec 18-21st I was in […]
Annual Countdown and Summer To-Do List
Every year, right around Spring Break (or Semana Santa if you are living around these parts), I begin making a list of things I want to do when I get […]
Before You Sign That Contract…
Now, and in the coming months, I think a lot of new international teachers will be getting job offers. Before, you sign that contract, there are a few things you […]
The International Job Fair: What You Need to Know
People first learning about international teaching always want to know how to get an international school teaching job. One very popular way to get international school teaching job offers is […]
Why expat life is not always a smooth ride: another infographic about expats
This blog has a great infographic that covers a lot of areas in expat life. Expat Since Birth – A Life spent "abroad" Expat Life: Not Always A Smooth Ride! […]
You Decide to Go to the International Job Fair: Now What?
Starting in November or early October you have submitted all of your registration information to your recruiter and you have been invited to attend a job fair. What can you […]
Is International Teaching Right For You?
Do you like to travel? This should be an easy question to answer. Do you get excited when you are planning your next vacation? Does meeting new people, eating new […]
Teaching Wanderlust 