In this post, guest-writer Adrian Strooberg discusses the importance and immense, data-backed influence of taking steps to make learning fun and engaging.

This post introduces Guðrún Björg Ingimundardóttir, an educator who, through Teacher Horizons, was placed in a new senior leadership position in Thailand.

Creative teaching strategies are important to any international teacher. Here, we analyse the need for evolution, innovation and creativity in education.

Sharing your strengths as a teacher, or in any situation, can be an uncomfortable experience. Here’s how to become more comfortable sharing your strengths.

Empathy in teaching has always been tremendously important. In this post, we discuss Ed Kirwan’s project, Empathy Week, and how it benefits students globally.

Gathering and responding to feedback from colleagues, one’s students and their parents is incredibly important. Here, we discuss the best ways of doing this.

Introducing EducatorsAbroad, a company which enables international educators to gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) without having to be assessed in the UK.

In this post, we discuss why a teacher should seek to embrace their entrepreneurial spirit to become a teacher entrepreneur, and the first steps to getting there.

In this post, we cover a welcome recent update to the ways in which international teachers can gain International Baccalaureate (IB) experience.

Following up on our post on how to get an international teaching certificate, we speak with Colin Bell about the new international qualified teacher status (IQTS).