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What it takes to be the winners of the Outstanding Strategic Initiative Award 2018

On 22nd January 2018, Jerudong International School won the Outstanding Strategic Initiative Award sponsored by Pearson at the prestigious British...
By Catherine Wilson

February 2, 2018
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Can online learning raise quality standards in schools?

An increasing number of international schools are partnering with online learning providers to find virtual ways to deliver the English...
By Seb Murray

January 30, 2018
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Teaching in France: headteacher Stephen Jankowski shares his experience

So, Steve, where did you grow up, and when did you realise you wanted to become a teacher? I grew...
By Catherine Wilson

January 23, 2018
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What is it really like to teach overseas?

Working abroad is rewarding – but it won’t be one long holiday. International school teachers are the envy of us...
By Seb Murray

January 3, 2018
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Heba El Sanhoury shares her journey of teaching in Egypt

Tell me how you got into teaching. International schools were not a new concept to me when I started teaching...
By Catherine Wilson

December 5, 2017
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What is it like to teach in Sri Lanka?

Sophie Atkinson taught in Kosgoda, Sri Lanka, not in an international school, but at a camp for those who had...
By Catherine Wilson

November 8, 2017
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Craig Brown, Deputy Head of Primary, Hungary

We had the pleasure of talking with Mr Craig Brown who is currently Deputy Head of Primary at the British...
By Catherine Wilson

November 1, 2017
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What is it like to teach in Spain?

Tim Marsh has been teaching since 1985 and has taught some 3,500 students, with ages ranging from six to 65....
By Catherine Wilson

October 28, 2017
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What is it like to teach in Nepal?

Anandi Vara, 22, was trained in teaching abroad, specifically in Kathmandu, Nepal, before teaching at a monastery in Pokhara as...
By Catherine Wilson

October 27, 2017
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What is it like to teach in Brazil?

Caszara Lockett, 29, achieved her teaching qualifications in her native Australia. After teaching at a summer camp in Barcelona, Spain,...
By Catherine Wilson

October 27, 2017
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Educators

On 22nd January 2018, Jerudong International School won the Outstanding Strategic Initiative Award sponsored by Pearson at the prestigious British...

An increasing number of international schools are partnering with online learning providers to find virtual ways to deliver the English...

So, Steve, where did you grow up, and when did you realise you wanted to become a teacher? I grew...

Working abroad is rewarding – but it won’t be one long holiday. International school teachers are the envy of us...

Tell me how you got into teaching. International schools were not a new concept to me when I started teaching...

Sophie Atkinson taught in Kosgoda, Sri Lanka, not in an international school, but at a camp for those who had...

We had the pleasure of talking with Mr Craig Brown who is currently Deputy Head of Primary at the British...

Tim Marsh has been teaching since 1985 and has taught some 3,500 students, with ages ranging from six to 65....

Anandi Vara, 22, was trained in teaching abroad, specifically in Kathmandu, Nepal, before teaching at a monastery in Pokhara as...

Caszara Lockett, 29, achieved her teaching qualifications in her native Australia. After teaching at a summer camp in Barcelona, Spain,...