Are you inspired to start up a blog about your adventures living abroad? Our 31st blog that we would like to highlight is called “Before the Mountains”. It is written by a student teacher doing their practicum at a British international…
International School Community News v2013.06 – 3 Jun, 2013 Check out our latest newsletter here.
In this blog series we will talk about the ins and outs of an excellent new teacher orientation programme at an international school. A new teacher orientation programme can really play a very important part to the start at your…
There are many international schools to work at in Kuwait! How do these schools stand out from each other? American Creativity Academy (in Hawalli) We put two videos in this video highlight, as the concept for these videos was part of…
Traveling Around: Japan Can you relate? • Traveling around on trains using the Japanese Rail Pass, and having unlimited access for the entire trip. • Enjoying the beauty of cherry blossoms, called ‘sakura’ in Japanese. • Paying good money…
Every 1-2 months International School Community will highlight one of our members in our Member Spotlight feature. This month we interviewed Cherry Doromal: Tell us about your background. Where are you from? Mabuhay! Let me take you to Manila, Philippines! I am Dr. Cherry…
The survey results are in, and it seems as if most visitors and members of International School Community who voted have had very easy when trying to get reimbursed for things at their international school (though ‘kind of hard’ was in a close second…
International School Community Newsletter v2013.05 – 4 May, 2013 Check out our latest newsletter here.
Children at The British Embassy School in Ankara, Turkey have been discovering first-hand about the brain and how people learn in, what teacher Tom Henley describes as a “profound learning experience.” As the Entry Point to their learning with the…
Thanks to the increasing number of international schools, there have never been so many opportunities in unique and exciting locations for teachers. Today there are international schools everywhere – over 6,500 schools in 236 countries – and some of the…
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