In this post, we discuss what it is like to teach at one of the many international schools in Cambodia, as well as what life is like in Cambodia for an expat.

Here, we recount the experience of a group of international school students on a Week Without Walls (WWW) trip to help under-privileged communities in Cambodia.

As you may know, our main hub here at Teacher Horizons is in the beautiful city of Siem Reap, Cambodia.  It is there I have spent the last 6 months enjoying the culture, climate and cuisine. We work with many schools in Cambodia, such as JPA who we mentioned recently in our blog The best international schools to… Read more »

I was having my morning coffee at one of my favourite caffeinating joints in town (it’s called Sister Srey and you definitely should visit if you’re ever in Siem Reap) and it was almost time for me to wrap up my life in the country. Siem Reap’s coffee places are great meeting spots and if… Read more »

I love killing two birds with one stone and while we’re still on holiday in many parts of the world and our teachers are taking a break from teaching and contributing to our blog, I decided to recycle my own piece of written contemplation on the topic of happy people abroad and more specifically on… Read more »

Summer is here! At least in the northern hemisphere and many of you teachers are taking a well deserved time off. The team at Teacher Horizons want to wish you a very pleasant time off full of adventure, sunshine and relaxation if this is indeed what rocks your boat. I made my way back to… Read more »

We recently featured a post on things to pack when you move abroad, and it made me think about things I miss from home. I’ve been teaching in Siem Reap, Cambodia for 18 months, and there are some things I’m extremely glad I brought, some things I needn’t have, and some things that are physically impossible… Read more »

We visited three of the best international schools in Phnom Penh, and was happy to give them the seal of approval. Here’s a bit about the schools and what makes them great.

Teaching in Thailand is an enticing opportunity for many international school teachers. Here, guest writer Mark Beales discusses this prospect.

Transitioning to a new international school can be a challenge for a senior leader. In this post, we discuss ways to make this process as smooth as possible.