On 5/21/09, denise wrote: > On 12/13/08, eliett...See MoreHi Everyone, Jewels of Egypt leaves Cairo on Aug 2-16, August 9-23 or August 16-30 (unfortunately there are no tours in July). The cost is 1725 Canadian for the tour. I'm thinking about leaving earlier and stopping in Rome or London. I am currently looking at flights from Toronto to Cairo.
On 5/21/09, denise wrote: > On 12/13/08, eliette wrote: >> On 10/16/08, Nancy wrote: >>> Hi, I'm a teacher in Ontario. I have traveled around the >>> world and am hoping to arrange a trip to Cairo over the >>> summer with Imaginative traveler. I've traveled with >>> "Imaginative traveler" in Thailand and have heard amazing >>> reviews about their Jewel's of Egypt tour. I will probably >>> have a least 3 teacher from my own school board join on this >>> journey but it would be cool to meet other teachers around >>> the world. >> >> >> Me too, want to have some experience in Cairo. I always >> travel alone for lack of adventurous friends. I am a math >> teacher from Miami. Please let me know more about your trip. >> I will be glad to join and have fun > > i am also planning a trip to cairo in mid july, around july > 20th. i am a teacher in the atlanta area. please email me any > info. thanx.
Hi, new to this board. I'm a history teacher wanting to investigate writing a grant to travel. Can anyone direct me to some legit, legal companies that offer them?
On 10/31/08, Laney wrote: > Hi, new to this board. I'm a history teacher wanting to > investigate writing a grant to travel. Can anyone direct > me to some legit, legal companies that offer them? > > Thanks! > Laney
Having the same problemWanted to get on a cruise for a few days but they've jacked prices up for the holidays. Thought I could get a last minute deal. No go.
On 12/19/08, jin wrote: > Looking to travel next week, I really procrastinated any > suggestions> I'm a Pre-k teacher in NYC
I'm looking for recommendations for a good beach in North Carolina for a summer vacation. I'd like to avoid some place that is overly crowded, such as Myrtle Beach or Ocean City, MD. I'd like a variety of restaurants. Any ideas?
On 12/27/08, planning ahead wrote: > I'm lo...See MoreTopsail Island, NC is a fantastic area! My husband and I are in our late 20's and vacation there EVERY year with my parents and our (now 10) year old daughter. It is not crowded like Myrtle Beach but is a very neat little town with everything you need nearby. I have pics if you are interested.
On 12/27/08, planning ahead wrote: > I'm looking for recommendations for a good beach in North > Carolina for a summer vacation. I'd like to avoid some > place that is overly crowded, such as Myrtle Beach or > Ocean City, MD. I'd like a variety of restaurants. Any > ideas?
In Notes from the Jungle, John Price, the Principal of Jerudong International School in Brunei, explores every aspect of international education. He reflects on the aims of international schools in a period of global confrontation. He examines secularism as a feature of international education. He discusses the challenges of being a headmaster in the Far East and the trials and tribulations of expatriate life. He analyses Chinglish and Minglish, the psychology of globe-trotting teachers, the practice of diplomacy and even revisits Somerset Maugham. He takes the reader on journeys around Brunei, but also to Borobudur, Hanoi, Sabah and the hill stations of Malaysia. This is the first book ever to show what teaching in an international school is really like. Notes from the Jungle is a roller-coaster of adventure, invective and practical educational philosophy. It takes stock of this vibrant sector and points the direction for future development. This is the perfect book for anyone considering working in an international school. It is also very funny.
What the critics said:
'I laughed my breeches off.' James Brooke
‘A riveting exposé of headmastering in the outside lane of education.’ Matthew Arnold
We have a group of 26 adults so far going to Egypt for 12 days leaving the evening of December 25th from JFK coming from Toronto or Vancouver, but could be from wherever you are, Canada or USA. If interested and fits into your holiday schedule or know of others, just email for more info. A great price and an incredible itinerary.
On 10/22/09, Soon Ko wrote: &...See Morei am a teacher, i traveled to egypt in july 2009....a lot of history, but most of the people were unfriendly and overcharged us 3 and 4 times the price, and were pushy and mean. even the police would give us directions, they rather us pay an expensive taxi, than give us directions. not such a good experience.
On 10/22/09, Soon Ko wrote: > On 9/05/09, Mad wrote: >> On 1/13/09, Norm wrote: >>> We have a group of 26 adults so far going to Egypt for 12 >>> days leaving the evening of December 25th from JFK coming >>> from Toronto or Vancouver, but could be from wherever you >>> are, Canada or USA. If interested and fits into your holiday >>> schedule or know of others, just email for more info. A >>> great price and an incredible itinerary. >> >> >> Hello Norm, >> What is the itinerary for the trip? >> Thanks, >> Mad > > Do I need to be a teacher now? I used to be a teacher but not > right now. If it is not and open to others too, please let me > know the details. > > Thanks. > Soon
Does anyone know of an organization that has summer classes in E. and A. for teachers? I saw an ad at a school I taught at, but I'm no longer there and unfortunately I never got the name. Anne
I am looking for teachers travel companions for Spring Break. I am considering the Caribbean area or some areas of the US. I speak English and Spanish and I am looking for laid back, fun people to spend a nice vacation and share common interests as teachers. I am 34, female, located in Maryland and I do not want a too expensive destination or plan. Please,
There has increased interest in teachers traveling with other like-minded educators in recent years. The not for profit Earth Explore Foundation offers programs to Hawaii (with the Unversity of Hawaii) and Alaska. The Adventures are designed for teachers and their spouses, or other travel companions.