MY KOREA
MY HOME With the 2026 World Cup now a fading memory, Nick Chaddock looks back on at the event that revolutionised the […]
Category: Teaching Abroad
SICHUAN, 2008
WHY WE REMEMBER Adam McRoy recalls his experience of the 2008 earthquake in Sichuan and why it is always remembered in China […]
THE RIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOU
WHAT’S YOUR TYPE? There are now over 15,000 international schools, of many different types. Dr Denry Machin stresses the importance of researching […]
TEACHING AND LIVING IN RIYADH
MY SCHOOL, MY CITY The first article in a new series looking at where we teach comes from Saudi Arabia. Almira Sirbayeva […]
Recruitment planning
What’s changing for 2024 – 25?  ITM’s Andy Homden caught up with Diane Jacoutot who talked about the changing context for international […]
BISSC
The British International School Safeguarding Coalition Colin Bell looks at a new global coalition supporting safeguarding initiatives in British International schools.
Recruitment agencies
What should you be looking for? There are so many ways of applying for an international teaching job. Jason Cox of TIC […]
In transition
Joining a new school Moving on to a new job and a new school is exciting but is not without its challenges. […]
Fully protected
Renewal time Reviewing a school’s medical insurance can be a technical, painstaking business. Rachel Thorpe looks at how to compare apples with […]
One step ahead
Teaching internationally during the Covid era. There have been many stories about teachers trapped by quarantine, closed borders and cancelled flights in […]
