International School Community is full of thousands of useful, informative comments…14691 comments (25 Oct. 2015) to be exact. Members are recommended to keep their comments objective on our website, and sometimes they need to share how it really is working at…
Some say it is difficult to go back to work after six-plus weeks off during the summer. Actually, I would have to agree. It is indeed hard to get back into the swing of things. But after a turning-point or…
Many international schools ofter 1-2 year initial contracts for new hires. But does that mean that most international school teachers leave after that initial contract? We all know some teachers do exactly that. They leave after 1-2 years of working at…
We all wish that our next international school will be in the “top-tier” of all the 6000+ international schools out there around the world. For you will have the perfect salary, the perfect position, the perfect boss, the perfect housing…
Many of us have been out of our home country for many years (check out our Seasoned International School teachers post). Sure, we love our international school teaching life, and there are many reasons to continue that life. If the…
Moving to another city is always a stressful thing. Stress can make us forget even the essential necessities that we need to settle down. Here’s a useful to-do list for all the newcomers: 1. Get your local ID and tax number…
This time of year means Back-To-School for most kids, but for internationally mobile children it often means Start-A-New-School. A transition to a new school, country, language, and culture can be overwhelming, and children need time to adjust. Teachers and administrators…
One of the best things about being an international school teacher is that we have the ability to travel, sometimes much more than if we were teaching in our home country. *Some items in this list are meant to be “tongue-in-cheek”…
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