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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We are delighted to share our story with a new audience at Teaspoon of Adventure! Riana focuses on sharing travel tips for the “middle of the road” traveler, showing that you don’t need to be rich or have every penny to have an amazing travel adventure wherever you go. In this post, we share more
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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
Season 4: Ep. 5 – Passports: Power, Multiples, Visas & Renewals! Read More »
With the disposable income you may have as an expat, hiring one or more people to help you with household tasks is a real possibility in most locations abroad. Is it the right choice for you? In this episode, we discuss our experience of having household help in different locations worldwide and how freeing yourself
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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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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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Visiting Petra, a historical gem in Jordan, is an unforgettable journey back in time. Three days give you ample opportunity to take in the awe-inspiring architecture and scenery of the Rose City. Whether walking through the Siq to marvel at The Treasury or hiking up to The Monastery, the adventure is both physically demanding and profoundly rewarding. Locally-run hotels offer authentic stays, and the Jordan Pass is a cost-effective ticket for entry. Time your visit carefully to balance crowd sizes and weather conditions. Aside from the main attractions, lesser-known trails like the Al-Khubtha Trail provide unique perspectives, and experiences like Petra by Night add enchantment to the rich tapestry of this ancient wonder.
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Season 4, Episode 3 of the Nomadicgregors Podcast. In this episode, we are just discussing our year of travel for 2023!
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Season 4, episode 2 of the Nomadicgregors Podcast! We discuss our experiences with attending international school job fairs!
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You’ve decided you want to move abroad to teach, but now it’s time to check out a job fair. What are they, and what can you expect from international school job fairs? This post is designed to help you understand what to expect, what you’ll need to have, and what our experiences have been like
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