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Re: considering teaching abroad: qsi
Posted by Travelin' Teacher on 3/16/08
On 3/14/08, jay wrote:
> I have been intrigued by teaching abroad in international
> schools for quite some time. I am now going through the
> process & have been offered a position by QSI, which runs
> international schools in 30+ countries, mainly challenging
> ones but that is OK with me. Now faced with the reality of
> going abroad...I have to admit I am very apprehensive, esp
> in regard to this organization. any insights would be
> greatly appreciated. I have heard mixed things about the schools and
organization. I guess it depends on the school itself. Many
are very small. I looked into the one in Slovakia once. It
is one of the bigger schools. A colleague just took a job
with them at a school in China. It's a one year contract.
One year is not a long time and if it's not great, then you
move on. If it is good, you are in the system or inner
circle and can move to different QSI schools (from what I
hear) upon completion of contracts. What school are you
going to?
Posts on this thread, including this one
- considering teaching abroad: qsi, 3/14/08, by jay.
- Re: considering teaching abroad: qsi, 3/16/08, by Travelin' Teacher.
- Re: considering teaching abroad: qsi, 3/26/08, by jay.
- Re: considering teaching abroad: qsi, 3/29/08, by Jim Droege.
- Re: considering teaching abroad: qsi, 3/29/08, by Olga.
- Re: considering teaching abroad: qsi, 4/02/08, by jay.
- Re: considering teaching abroad: qsi, 7/28/08, by EveDCauley.
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