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Beijing, China
16 Aug 2026
there was an affair between a vice principal and a teacher and her husband. it got messy. there is/was a lot of drinking on campus. some teachers got drunk and passed out and students took pictures of them. other teachers don't show to class and keep their jobs. they are focused on optics and controlling the narrative. the SLT seems involved in manufacture and selling items from the school. but can manage the optics.
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Baku, Azerbaijan
16 Aug 2026
Fall and spring are very pleasant. People are generally very kind.
15 comments
Milan, Italy
15 Aug 2026
It’s really hard to save and travel a lot on the salary. While we have the best salary in Italy, the cost of housing is very high. We pay 1833 euro a month for a 95sqm apartment at the very south of the city. It, it’s very quiet down here and if you want the lively hustle and bustle closer to Porta Porta Romana, it’s going to cost you.
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Tel Aviv, Israel
08 Aug 2026
Greece, Egypt, Cyprus, Eastern Europe
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Kuwait City, Kuwait
08 Aug 2026
Expectations are professional and reasonable, with teachers expected to maintain good teaching standards, planning, assessment, classroom management, and communication with parents. Teachers may also contribute to extracurricular activities, school events, and supervision duties. The workload is manageable, with responsibilities shared across the staff.
25 comments
Bucharest, Romania
07 Aug 2026
Overall, students are generally well behaved and families are supportive of the school. As with many international schools, there are occasional perceptions that some students may receive different levels of consideration or flexibility based on their family circumstances or connections. These situations can be challenging for staff when trying to maintain consistent expectations across the student body.Some staff have also expressed concerns that administration can be hesitant to engage in difficult conversations with families or to implement consistent consequences when addressing more serious behavior concerns, including bullying. This has led to concerns among some employees about whether expectations and accountability measures are applied consistently.
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