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~Just beginning to look for 12/13..TOO LATE???

by in hopes for next year

Mar 3, 2012

Due to life changes I am just starting to look for opportunities for next year.

Most of the schools I check already are posting that they have finished hiring for next year.

What schools/countries typically hire a littel later , so that I might still have a chance?

Also, I am looking for an area with a great opportunity for saving a good portion of my salary.

Thanks!

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starting to look Thanks.

I would prefer Asia and would really prefer China or a country that has Mandarin, as my child (primary school) is studying Mandarin the US.

As for me I am a Reading Specialist, ESL ane ECE/Primary teacher- all certified and experienced.STRONG background in curriculum and staff development. I am also a certified Principal, ...See MoreThanks.

I would prefer Asia and would really prefer China or a country that has Mandarin, as my child (primary school) is studying Mandarin the US.

As for me I am a Reading Specialist, ESL ane ECE/Primary teacher- all certified and experienced.STRONG background in curriculum and staff development. I am also a certified Principal, but have never served in that capacity. 40 years old, single, 1 primary aged child. 18 years experience, advanced degrees. Not sure if this is considered "competitive" or would they prefer young teachers w/ just a few years????

As stated my wish list would be a great (or very good school) where my child can also receive at least minimal Mandarin in school. IF a school in China, I want a top tier school, or very, very close.

***I know Taiwan has Mandarin, but can you really SAVE there??? WHen I lived in China before I saved quite a bit, but when we visited Taiwan on vacations it was quite expensive, especially compared to China.

***What about Singapore? Are the salaries/benefits there to the standard where the living is comfortable and potential to save??

***If a Mandarin speaking country is not going to be an option, what other countries/schools could someone recommend where we could have a comfortable lifestyle and great very good or better savings potential. If our first choices aren't going to be an option, we are open to a year or two of transition where we just kind of rest, take it easy and would like to save in the interim. Then we could really get on track for 13/14 or 14/15. Basicly if we can't have our main/primary choices, then I would really like to SAVE!!!!

ANY advice is greatly appreciated!!!!

Thanks.

On 3/03/12, Dave wrote: > Your a little late, but not if your a competitive candidate > and your really open about where to go. > > As far as savings go, Asia is the way to go. You cant really > save money in Europe. Places like China, Thailand, Taiwan, > Philippines, Indonesia come with contracts that include > housing and have low cost of living and taxes, this is the > formula for high savings potential. > > Tell us more about you and your resume, and we can be more > specific. Where are you interested in outside "savings"? > Whats your family situation? > > > On 3/03/12, in hopes for next year wrote: >> Due to life changes I am just starting to look for >> opportunities for next year. >> >> Most of the schools I check already are posting that they >> have finished hiring for next year. >> >> What schools/countries typically hire a littel later , so >> that I might still have a chance? >> >> Also, I am looking for an area with a great opportunity for >> saving a good portion of my salary. >> >> Thanks!

Mar 3, 2012

Dave Your not to late at all for China. Ive found that savings has a lot more to do with you then with the country or salary. You can save in Europe if your frugal, and while factors in a region can make it easier, I know people that make huge salaries in places with low cost of living that are basically broke all the time. Second, visiting a place and ...See MoreYour not to late at all for China. Ive found that savings has a lot more to do with you then with the country or salary. You can save in Europe if your frugal, and while factors in a region can make it easier, I know people that make huge salaries in places with low cost of living that are basically broke all the time. Second, visiting a place and living in a place incorporate different type of economics. Yes, you can save in Taiwan, but its not as easy as it is in China.

Your very competitive, the only thing your missing is IB experience, which for Primary is significant. Not that its impossible, but if you had PYP experience youd have a job in Asia in a week, but your the type of candidate that a school is likely to consider "worth" training if they are going to go that direction. Primary tends to be harder to find later in the year, as schools need to/like to save a primary position or two for teaching couples where one spouse is in a hard to fill teaching subject.

Honestly, a top tier or "elite" school is going to be a harder issue. Its just late in the hiring season, and your teaching area isnt in very high demand. Those schools are just harder to walk into. Not that it doesnt happen, but you have a higher probability of being disappointed if say ISB or WAB dont hire you. If your thinking elite schools in China, there are about 6-8 total. Thats a pretty small list.

Singapore is nice, and its a super easy country to live in. The saving potential just isnt there though. Singapore is an expensive city, and your housing allowance probably wouldnt cover more then a HDB apartment. You can save if your frugal, but it would be harder to bank the type of money you would in China or Indonesia. The three tigers Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore are difficult to save money in compared to other places in asia.

On 3/03/12, starting to look wrote: > Thanks. > > I would prefer Asia and would really prefer China or a country > that has Mandarin, as my child (primary school) is studying > Mandarin the US. > > As for me I am a Reading Specialist, ESL ane ECE/Primary teacher- > all certified and experienced.STRONG background in curriculum and > staff development. I am also a certified Principal, but have > never served in that capacity. > 40 years old, single, 1 primary aged child. > 18 years experience, advanced degrees. > Not sure if this is considered "competitive" or would they prefer > young teachers w/ just a few years???? > > As stated my wish list would be a great (or very good school) > where my child can also receive at least minimal Mandarin in > school. IF a school in China, I want a top tier school, or very, > very close. > > ***I know Taiwan has Mandarin, but can you really SAVE there??? > WHen I lived in China before I saved quite a bit, but when we > visited Taiwan on vacations it was quite expensive, especially > compared to China. > > ***What about Singapore? Are the salaries/benefits there to the > standard where the living is comfortable and potential to save?? > > ***If a Mandarin speaking country is not going to be an option, > what other countries/schools could someone recommend where we > could have a comfortable lifestyle and great very good or better > savings potential. If our first choices aren't going to be an > option, we are open to a year or two of transition where we just > kind of rest, take it easy and would like to save in the interim. > Then we could really get on track for 13/14 or 14/15. > Basicly if we can't have our main/primary choices, then I would > really like to SAVE!!!! > > ANY advice is greatly appreciated!!!! > > Thanks. > > > > > > On 3/03/12, Dave wrote: >> Your a little late, but not if your a competitive candidate >> and your really open about where to go. >> >> As far as savings go, Asia is the way to go. You cant really >> save money in Europe. Places like China, Thailand, Taiwan, >> Philippines, Indonesia come with contracts that include >> housing and have low cost of living and taxes, this is the >> formula for high savings potential. >> >> Tell us more about you and your resume, and we can be more >> specific. Where are you interested in outside "savings"? >> Whats your family situation? >> >> >> On 3/03/12, in hopes for next year wrote: >>> Due to life changes I am just starting to look for >>> opportunities for next year. >>> >>> Most of the schools I check already are posting that they >>> have finished hiring for next year. >>> >>> What schools/countries typically hire a littel later , so >>> that I might still have a chance? >>> >>> Also, I am looking for an area with a great opportunity for >>> saving a good portion of my salary. >>> >>> Thanks!

Mar 3, 2012

in hopes for next year Thanks for your thoughts.

I forgot to mention that I am currently teaching ECE at a IB-PYP USA school, although this is my first year and the school is still in the initial 3 yr training period. Guess this is betetr than no IB expereince.

What other schools, besides WAB or ISB do most consider great options in China?

You ...See MoreThanks for your thoughts.

I forgot to mention that I am currently teaching ECE at a IB-PYP USA school, although this is my first year and the school is still in the initial 3 yr training period. Guess this is betetr than no IB expereince.

What other schools, besides WAB or ISB do most consider great options in China?

You mentioned " Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore are difficult to save money > in compared to other places in asia. "

What countries WOULD others suggestion (In asia or worldwide) for great savings potetial???

thanks

PS What country are you in/have been in??.

On 3/03/12, Dave wrote: > Your not to late at all for China. Ive found that savings has a lot > more to do with you then with the country or salary. You can save > in Europe if your frugal, and while factors in a region can make > it easier, I know people that make huge salaries in places with low > cost of living that are basically broke all the time. Second, > visiting a place and living in a place incorporate different type > of economics. Yes, you can save in Taiwan, but its not as easy as > it is in China. > > Your very competitive, the only thing your missing is IB experience, > which for Primary is significant. Not that its impossible, but if > you had PYP experience youd have a job in Asia in a week, but your > the type of candidate that a school is likely to consider "worth" > training if they are going to go that direction. Primary tends to be > harder to find later in the year, as schools need to/like to save a > primary position or two for teaching couples where one spouse is in > a hard to fill teaching subject. > > Honestly, a top tier or "elite" school is going to be a harder > issue. Its just late in the hiring season, and your teaching area > isnt in very high demand. Those schools are just harder to walk > into. Not that it doesnt happen, but you have a higher probability > of being disappointed if say ISB or WAB dont hire you. If your > thinking elite schools in China, there are about 6-8 total. Thats a > pretty small list. > > Singapore is nice, and its a super easy country to live in. The > saving potential just isnt there though. Singapore is an expensive > city, and your housing allowance probably wouldnt cover more then a > HDB apartment. You can save if your frugal, but it would be harder > to bank the type of money you would in China or Indonesia. The three > tigers Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore are difficult to save money > in compared to other places in asia. > > > > On 3/03/12, starting to look wrote: >> Thanks. >> >> I would prefer Asia and would really prefer China or a country >> that has Mandarin, as my child (primary school) is studying >> Mandarin the US. >> >> As for me I am a Reading Specialist, ESL ane ECE/Primary teacher- >> all certified and experienced.STRONG background in curriculum and >> staff development. I am also a certified Principal, but have >> never served in that capacity. >> 40 years old, single, 1 primary aged child. >> 18 years experience, advanced degrees. >> Not sure if this is considered "competitive" or would they prefer >> young teachers w/ just a few years???? >> >> As stated my wish list would be a great (or very good school) >> where my child can also receive at least minimal Mandarin in >> school. IF a school in China, I want a top tier school, or very, >> very close. >> >> ***I know Taiwan has Mandarin, but can you really SAVE there??? >> WHen I lived in China before I saved quite a bit, but when we >> visited Taiwan on vacations it was quite expensive, especially >> compared to China. >> >> ***What about Singapore? Are the salaries/benefits there to the >> standard where the living is comfortable and potential to save?? >> >> ***If a Mandarin speaking country is not going to be an option, >> what other countries/schools could someone recommend where we >> could have a comfortable lifestyle and great very good or better >> savings potential. If our first choices aren't going to be an >> option, we are open to a year or two of transition where we just >> kind of rest, take it easy and would like to save in the interim. >> Then we could really get on track for 13/14 or 14/15. >> Basicly if we can't have our main/primary choices, then I would >> really like to SAVE!!!! >> >> ANY advice is greatly appreciated!!!! >> >> Thanks. >> >> >> >> >> >> On 3/03/12, Dave wrote: >>> Your a little late, but not if your a competitive candidate >>> and your really open about where to go. >>> >>> As far as savings go, Asia is the way to go. You cant really >>> save money in Europe. Places like China, Thailand, Taiwan, >>> Philippines, Indonesia come with contracts that include >>> housing and have low cost of living and taxes, this is the >>> formula for high savings potential. >>> >>> Tell us more about you and your resume, and we can be more >>> specific. Where are you interested in outside "savings"? >>> Whats your family situation? >>> >>> >>> On 3/03/12, in hopes for next year wrote: >>>> Due to life changes I am just starting to look for >>>> opportunities for next year. >>>> >>>> Most of the schools I check already are posting that they >>>> have finished hiring for next year. >>>> >>>> What schools/countries typically hire a littel later , so >>>> that I might still have a chance? >>>> >>>> Also, I am looking for an area with a great opportunity for >>>> saving a good portion of my salary. >>>> >>>> Thanks!

Mar 3, 2012

D. Thomas That could actually be a significant boost to get you noticed, if you play it up right.

Shanghai American and Nanjing are also considered very good options in China. There are some good options for saving in the ME, but many of the better schools have done most of their hiring and those countries are doable, but not the best for a single w...See MoreThat could actually be a significant boost to get you noticed, if you play it up right.

Shanghai American and Nanjing are also considered very good options in China. There are some good options for saving in the ME, but many of the better schools have done most of their hiring and those countries are doable, but not the best for a single woman/parent.

There is usually a smaller wave of jobs around April as things crystalize for schools (new classes being added, last minute resignations etc) so one of the better schools could have need of you. The previous connection with China could make you stand out a bit with schools here.

3/03/12, in hopes for next year wrote: > Thanks for your thoughts. > > I forgot to mention that I am currently teaching ECE at a IB-PYP USA > school, although this is my first year and the school is still in the > initial 3 yr training period. Guess this is betetr than no IB > expereince. > > What other schools, besides WAB or ISB do most consider great options > in China? > > You mentioned " Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore are difficult to save > money >> in compared to other places in asia. " > > What countries WOULD others suggestion (In asia or worldwide) for great > savings potetial??? > > thanks > > PS What country are you in/have been in??. > > > > > > On 3/03/12, Dave wrote: >> Your not to late at all for China. Ive found that savings has a lot >> more to do with you then with the country or salary. You can save >> in Europe if your frugal, and while factors in a region can make >> it easier, I know people that make huge salaries in places with low >> cost of living that are basically broke all the time. Second, >> visiting a place and living in a place incorporate different > type >> of economics. Yes, you can save in Taiwan, but its not as easy > as >> it is in China. >> >> Your very competitive, the only thing your missing is IB experience, >> which for Primary is significant. Not that its impossible, but if >> you had PYP experience youd have a job in Asia in a week, but > your >> the type of candidate that a school is likely to consider "worth" >> training if they are going to go that direction. Primary tends to be >> harder to find later in the year, as schools need to/like to save a >> primary position or two for teaching couples where one spouse is in >> a hard to fill teaching subject. >> >> Honestly, a top tier or "elite" school is going to be a harder >> issue. Its just late in the hiring season, and your teaching area >> isnt in very high demand. Those schools are just harder to walk >> into. Not that it doesnt happen, but you have a higher probability >> of being disappointed if say ISB or WAB dont hire you. If your >> thinking elite schools in China, there are about 6-8 total. > Thats a >> pretty small list. >> >> Singapore is nice, and its a super easy country to live in. The >> saving potential just isnt there though. Singapore is an expensive >> city, and your housing allowance probably wouldnt cover more then a >> HDB apartment. You can save if your frugal, but it would be harder >> to bank the type of money you would in China or Indonesia. The three >> tigers Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore are difficult to save > money >> in compared to other places in asia. >> >> >> >> On 3/03/12, starting to look wrote: >>> Thanks. >>> >>> I would prefer Asia and would really prefer China or a country >>> that has Mandarin, as my child (primary school) is studying >>> Mandarin the US. >>> >>> As for me I am a Reading Specialist, ESL ane ECE/Primary teacher- >>> all certified and experienced.STRONG background in curriculum and >>> staff development. I am also a certified Principal, but have >>> never served in that capacity. >>> 40 years old, single, 1 primary aged child. >>> 18 years experience, advanced degrees. >>> Not sure if this is considered "competitive" or would they prefer >>> young teachers w/ just a few years???? >>> >>> As stated my wish list would be a great (or very good school) >>> where my child can also receive at least minimal Mandarin in >>> school. IF a school in China, I want a top tier school, or very, >>> very close. >>> >>> ***I know Taiwan has Mandarin, but can you really SAVE there??? >>> WHen I lived in China before I saved quite a bit, but when we >>> visited Taiwan on vacations it was quite expensive, especially >>> compared to China. >>> >>> ***What about Singapore? Are the salaries/benefits there to the >>> standard where the living is comfortable and potential to save?? >>> >>> ***If a Mandarin speaking country is not going to be an option, >>> what other countries/schools could someone recommend where we >>> could have a comfortable lifestyle and great very good or better >>> savings potential. If our first choices aren't going to be an >>> option, we are open to a year or two of transition where we just >>> kind of rest, take it easy and would like to save in the interim. >>> Then we could really get on track for 13/14 or 14/15. >>> Basicly if we can't have our main/primary choices, then I would >>> really like to SAVE!!!! >>> >>> ANY advice is greatly appreciated!!!! >>> >>> Thanks. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On 3/03/12, Dave wrote: >>>> Your a little late, but not if your a competitive candidate >>>> and your really open about where to go. >>>> >>>> As far as savings go, Asia is the way to go. You cant really >>>> save money in Europe. Places like China, Thailand, Taiwan, >>>> Philippines, Indonesia come with contracts that include >>>> housing and have low cost of living and taxes, this is the >>>> formula for high savings potential. >>>> >>>> Tell us more about you and your resume, and we can be more >>>> specific. Where are you interested in outside "savings"? >>>> Whats your family situation? >>>> >>>> >>>> On 3/03/12, in hopes for next year wrote: >>>>> Due to life changes I am just starting to look for >>>>> opportunities for next year. >>>>> >>>>> Most of the schools I check already are posting that they >>>>> have finished hiring for next year. >>>>> >>>>> What schools/countries typically hire a littel later , so >>>>> that I might still have a chance? >>>>> >>>>> Also, I am looking for an area with a great opportunity for >>>>> saving a good portion of my salary. >>>>> >>>>> Thanks!

Mar 3, 2012

Dave Actually that would be perfect, IB PYP experience regardless the schools level of authorization is very valuable. Just leave out the first your of authorization, and youd be a hot commodity.

The asian countries with the BEST income potential are in my opinion:

Thailand Philippines Indonesia China S. Korea

Taiwan and Vi...See MoreActually that would be perfect, IB PYP experience regardless the schools level of authorization is very valuable. Just leave out the first your of authorization, and youd be a hot commodity.

The asian countries with the BEST income potential are in my opinion:

Thailand Philippines Indonesia China S. Korea

Taiwan and Vietnam/Cambodia have good potential as well, but not the best.

Im in "northern europe", around Denmark (long story). Ive worked in Egypt, Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Italy. Ive studied in the UK and France.

On 3/03/12, in hopes for next year wrote: > Thanks for your thoughts. > > I forgot to mention that I am currently teaching ECE at a IB-PYP USA > school, although this is my first year and the school is still in the > initial 3 yr training period. Guess this is betetr than no IB > expereince. > > What other schools, besides WAB or ISB do most consider great options > in China? > > You mentioned " Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore are difficult to save > money >> in compared to other places in asia. " > > What countries WOULD others suggestion (In asia or worldwide) for great > savings potetial??? > > thanks > > PS What country are you in/have been in??. > > > > > > On 3/03/12, Dave wrote: >> Your not to late at all for China. Ive found that savings has a lot >> more to do with you then with the country or salary. You can save >> in Europe if your frugal, and while factors in a region can make >> it easier, I know people that make huge salaries in places with low >> cost of living that are basically broke all the time. Second, >> visiting a place and living in a place incorporate different > type >> of economics. Yes, you can save in Taiwan, but its not as easy > as >> it is in China. >> >> Your very competitive, the only thing your missing is IB experience, >> which for Primary is significant. Not that its impossible, but if >> you had PYP experience youd have a job in Asia in a week, but > your >> the type of candidate that a school is likely to consider "worth" >> training if they are going to go that direction. Primary tends to be >> harder to find later in the year, as schools need to/like to save a >> primary position or two for teaching couples where one spouse is in >> a hard to fill teaching subject. >> >> Honestly, a top tier or "elite" school is going to be a harder >> issue. Its just late in the hiring season, and your teaching area >> isnt in very high demand. Those schools are just harder to walk >> into. Not that it doesnt happen, but you have a higher probability >> of being disappointed if say ISB or WAB dont hire you. If your >> thinking elite schools in China, there are about 6-8 total. > Thats a >> pretty small list. >> >> Singapore is nice, and its a super easy country to live in. The >> saving potential just isnt there though. Singapore is an expensive >> city, and your housing allowance probably wouldnt cover more then a >> HDB apartment. You can save if your frugal, but it would be harder >> to bank the type of money you would in China or Indonesia. The three >> tigers Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore are difficult to save > money >> in compared to other places in asia. >> >> >> >> On 3/03/12, starting to look wrote: >>> Thanks. >>> >>> I would prefer Asia and would really prefer China or a country >>> that has Mandarin, as my child (primary school) is studying >>> Mandarin the US. >>> >>> As for me I am a Reading Specialist, ESL ane ECE/Primary teacher- >>> all certified and experienced.STRONG background in curriculum and >>> staff development. I am also a certified Principal, but have >>> never served in that capacity. >>> 40 years old, single, 1 primary aged child. >>> 18 years experience, advanced degrees. >>> Not sure if this is considered "competitive" or would they prefer >>> young teachers w/ just a few years???? >>> >>> As stated my wish list would be a great (or very good school) >>> where my child can also receive at least minimal Mandarin in >>> school. IF a school in China, I want a top tier school, or very, >>> very close. >>> >>> ***I know Taiwan has Mandarin, but can you really SAVE there??? >>> WHen I lived in China before I saved quite a bit, but when we >>> visited Taiwan on vacations it was quite expensive, especially >>> compared to China. >>> >>> ***What about Singapore? Are the salaries/benefits there to the >>> standard where the living is comfortable and potential to save?? >>> >>> ***If a Mandarin speaking country is not going to be an option, >>> what other countries/schools could someone recommend where we >>> could have a comfortable lifestyle and great very good or better >>> savings potential. If our first choices aren't going to be an >>> option, we are open to a year or two of transition where we just >>> kind of rest, take it easy and would like to save in the interim. >>> Then we could really get on track for 13/14 or 14/15. >>> Basicly if we can't have our main/primary choices, then I would >>> really like to SAVE!!!! >>> >>> ANY advice is greatly appreciated!!!! >>> >>> Thanks. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On 3/03/12, Dave wrote: >>>> Your a little late, but not if your a competitive candidate >>>> and your really open about where to go. >>>> >>>> As far as savings go, Asia is the way to go. You cant really >>>> save money in Europe. Places like China, Thailand, Taiwan, >>>> Philippines, Indonesia come with contracts that include >>>> housing and have low cost of living and taxes, this is the >>>> formula for high savings potential. >>>> >>>> Tell us more about you and your resume, and we can be more >>>> specific. Where are you interested in outside "savings"? >>>> Whats your family situation? >>>> >>>> >>>> On 3/03/12, in hopes for next year wrote: >>>>> Due to life changes I am just starting to look for >>>>> opportunities for next year. >>>>> >>>>> Most of the schools I check already are posting that they >>>>> have finished hiring for next year. >>>>> >>>>> What schools/countries typically hire a littel later , so >>>>> that I might still have a chance? >>>>> >>>>> Also, I am looking for an area with a great opportunity for >>>>> saving a good portion of my salary. >>>>> >>>>> Thanks!

Mar 3, 2012

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