Visiting Greece for the first time was a wonderful experience! This past February, we were able to go to Greece! We took trip to Greece. Our focus was to be able to see and experience both Greek history and Greek culture. For an average trip (for Ana and I), we would not have had tour […]
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This week, we discuss maintaining your teaching license and professional development in international education. We go over simple state requirements for maintaining your teaching license such as credit or professional development hours and the average length of most certificates. We also cover what professional development might look like at your new international school, from stipends
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International School Curriculum – What can you expect? This week, we discuss different ways curricular models take shape in international schools. We also examine some changes and challenges you may encounter as a new teacher in an international school, including turnover and accreditation cycles. Enjoy! **************************************************************************************** Please Like and Subscribe, Rate, and Review! You can
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In our second episode, we dive into differences in cultural and international school norms. This includes specific cultural expectations, organization, and levels of student support in international schools. Enjoy! **************************************************************************************** FOLLOW US ON OUR SOCIALS! Twitter & Instagram PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE OR RATE AND REVIEW! IT HELPS US KEEP OUR PODCAST RUNNING! Spotify Apple
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Welcome to Season 3! In our first episode, we are discussing different international teaching packages and what to expect in a contract!
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In our final episode this season, we take some time to review our 2nd season and our first season, focusing on international education and schools. We also end the episode by taking a quick peek at what you might expect when you arrive in-country for your first international school job! Follow us on our socials:
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In our last episode, we dug a bit deeper into what you might consider as you look to move abroad. In this episode, you’ve accepted an offer and are preparing to move to a new country. Follow us on our socials: IG & Twitter: @Nomadicgregors LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW, FOLLOW US ON OUR
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So you’re interviewing and considering a job offer from an international school. What’s next? Accepting an international school job. In this episode, we discuss factors to consider as you interview with schools such as:-How to handle pressure from schools to sign-What kind of time frame are you looking for signing a new contract?-Is a verbal
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This episode looks deeper into what we have called The Triangle, or the Personal, Professional, and Financial. These are important aspects when considering international school jobs. This episode focuses on factors such as:-Safety: Politically (How do political factors affect a place?) and Physical (Is there something more beyond petty crime?)-Transportation: Will you need or want
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As we’ve said multiple times in our podcast, one benefit of living and teaching in another country is the opportunity to attend professional development in new and exciting places. As an international teacher, professional development is both useful and exciting! Imagine you’ve always wanted to visit Dubai but never had the time or money. Now
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