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by Joy

Feb 19, 2017

I would like to know good and reliable internet sites where I can apply to teach abroad. If you have experiences with them better.

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haha On 2/19/17, Joy wrote: > I would like to know good and reliable internet sites where > I can apply to teach abroad. If you have experiences with > them better.

Hi. This board is pretty dead. For information, check out International Schools Review. They have an free open forum and a member's forum where you can ask and post about ...See More

Feb 20, 2017

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Joy On 2/20/17, haha wrote: > On 2/19/17, Joy wrote: >> I would like to know good and reliable internet sites > where >> I can apply to teach abroad. If you have experiences with >> them better. > > Hi. This board is pretty dead. For information, check out > International Schools Review. They have an free open forum >...See More

Feb 21, 2017

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haha Yes, many/most international school teachers have children that also attend school. Most schools will offer free tuition for up to two children and then possibly reduced fees for any other children.

Having a non-teaching spouse and children can be a restricting factor when applying to international schools since you would be seen as more e...See MoreYes, many/most international school teachers have children that also attend school. Most schools will offer free tuition for up to two children and then possibly reduced fees for any other children.

Having a non-teaching spouse and children can be a restricting factor when applying to international schools since you would be seen as more expensive than a teaching couple or single teacher. But, there are many schools that would likely consider your application and give you an interview. Then it's up to you.

On 2/21/17, yara wrote: > On 2/20/17, haha wrote: >> On 2/19/17, Joy wrote: >>> I would like to know good and reliable internet sites >> where >>> I can apply to teach abroad. If you have experiences with >>> them better. >> >> Hi. This board is pretty dead. For information, check out >> International Schools Review. They have an free open forum >> and a member's forum where you can ask and post about >> specific schools and have access to hundreds of school >> reviews. You can ask questions on either forum and will >> generally get some useful information and opinions (along >> with some not so useful ones). >> >> For international schools, you generally apply directly to >> the schools you are interested in. There are recruiting >> agencies that list job openings and have databases for >> candidates to research schools and for schools to search >> for candidates. If you are a certified teacher with two >> years experience then Search Associates can be useful. Also >> The International Educator, which costs less but also >> offers less. >> >> If you are interested in teaching overseas with the Dept. >> of Defense school system (great pay and benefits, good job >> security, harder to get into, teaching and working with >> mainly americans which can be seen as a positive or >> negative) then you apply directly at: >> http://www.dodea.edu/Offices/HR/onlineapplication/index.cfm >> >> We have been teaching overseas since 2005 with different >> int'l schools and now with DoDDS. It can be a great life. > > > Thank you!haha I am on DOD page as well ( I am a military wife). > I teach LOTE-Spanish. When you teach in international schools > did you have kids? I am only worried about the schools for > them and my dog (big dog)

Feb 22, 2017

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Joy Did you pay for everything like airplane tickets and
moving expenses. I imagine the applicant has to pay for
all that right?

On 2/22/17, haha wrote:
> Yes, many/most international school teachers have
> children
that
> also attend school. Most schools will offer free tuition
> for up to two children...See More

Feb 22, 2017

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haha Most schools pay for flights and visas for the entire family and your return at the end of your contract (which is why larger families for one teacher can be more expensive for the school). Some of the lower tier schools will only want to pay for your visa and travel. Some of the better ones will pay for visa and tickets and a shipping allowance an...See MoreMost schools pay for flights and visas for the entire family and your return at the end of your contract (which is why larger families for one teacher can be more expensive for the school). Some of the lower tier schools will only want to pay for your visa and travel. Some of the better ones will pay for visa and tickets and a shipping allowance and a settling in allowance.

On 2/22/17, Joy wrote: > Did you pay for everything like airplane tickets and > moving expenses. I imagine the applicant has to pay for > all that right? > > > On 2/22/17, haha wrote: >> Yes, many/most international school teachers have >> children > that >> also attend school. Most schools will offer free tuition >> for up to two children and then possibly reduced fees for >> any other children. >> >> Having a non-teaching spouse and children can be a >> restricting factor when applying to international schools >> since you would be seen as more expensive than a teaching >> couple or single teacher. But, there are many schools >> that would likely consider your application and give you >> an interview. Then it's up to you. >> >> On 2/21/17, yara wrote: >>> On 2/20/17, haha wrote: >>>> On 2/19/17, Joy wrote: >>>>> I would like to know good and reliable internet sites >>>> where >>>>> I can apply to teach abroad. If you have experiences >>>>> with them better. >>>> >>>> Hi. This board is pretty dead. For information, check >>>> out International Schools Review. They have an free >>>> open forum and a member's forum where you can ask and >>>> post about specific schools and have access to hundreds >>>> of school reviews. You can ask questions on either >>>> forum and will generally get some useful information >>>> and opinions (along with some not so useful ones). >>>> >>>> For international schools, you generally apply directly >>>> to the schools you are interested in. There are >>>> recruiting agencies that list job openings and have >>>> databases for candidates to research schools and for >>>> schools to search for candidates. If you are a >>>> certified teacher with two years experience then Search >>>> Associates can be useful. > Also >>>> The International Educator, which costs less but also >>>> offers less. >>>> >>>> If you are interested in teaching overseas with the >>>> Dept. of Defense school system (great pay and benefits, >>>> good job security, harder to get into, teaching and >>>> working with mainly americans which can be seen as a >>>> positive or negative) then you apply directly at: >>>> > http://www.dodea.edu/Offices/HR/onlineapplication/index.cf > m >>>> >>>> We have been teaching overseas since 2005 with >>>> different int'l schools and now with DoDDS. It can be a >>>> great life. >>> >>> >>> Thank you!haha I am on DOD page as well ( I am a >>> military >> wife). >>> I teach LOTE-Spanish. When you teach in international > schools >>> did you have kids? I am only worried about the schools >>> for them and my dog (big dog)

Feb 23, 2017

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