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We are Cam and Ana and together we make up the Nomadicgregors. We are international educators and teachers and want to share our insights and experiences with you!

International School Salaries & Packages – What Will They Offer Me?

Moving abroad to teach at an international school means leaving some security behind, including family and friends. But what about pay? Do international schools pay well? Are the packages worth my time and effort? Will I be able to make ends meet or go beyond that? When we talk about international school salaries and packages, […]

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An ‘Unofficial’ Guide to International School Tiers – What Makes A ‘Great’ School?

The international school space is no longer the “hidden gem” it was 40 years ago. Even then, there was a differentiation between international schools that, while informal and unofficial, continues to be widely accepted as a way to compare, evaluate, or “rank” international schools worldwide. The concept of International School Tiers is something you’ll hear

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Season 4: Ep. 5 – Passports: Power, Multiples, Visas & Renewals!

Passports are an essential part of expat life and in today’s episode, we’re talking about all things passports: powerful passports according to leading global publications, the rise of Golden Visas to acquire second passports, and whether we see passports as part of the future of travel. LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW, AND FOLLOW US

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US Taxes as an Expat – What Are the Basics You Need to Know?

Here we go: It’s the unwelcome tax season for US expats! Remember, you’ve got to file US taxes no matter where you live, and you might owe too. Try TurboTax or better yet, get an expat tax pro like TieTax to help navigate foreign earned income exclusions and other tricky areas. It’s costly, sure, but for stress-free compliance, it’s worth it. Don’t miss out on our newsletter for more tips!

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US vs International Schools: 10 Things Every Teacher Should Know

Teaching is a profession of many dimensions. It’s a job that is equally rewarding and taxing. It’s easy to slip into a mindset of “schools are schools are schools” when there can be significant differences in the systems you’re working at. Today’s article explores this idea of “US vs International Schools” and looks at ten

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Experience for International Teaching- What Do I Need to Get a Job?

Teaching at an international school means many new experiences for you as a person and a professional, but what kind of teaching experience do you need? The necessary experience for international teaching can depend on many different factors, from schools to countries to personal preferences. Questions regarding prior experience (be it at home or abroad)

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What to do in Luxembourg In One Or Two Days

What to do in Luxembourg? You’ve almost certainly heard of this country, but what do you really know about it? Luxembourg is at the crossroads of Western Europe. It’s easily accessible from Belgium (we drove from there), France (we drove there afterward!), and Germany, as it shares borders with all three. Yet despite its central

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