In this post, Teacher Horizons Adviser Kate McTigue shares why, despite public perception and misconceptions, now is the time to teach in China.

Cultural sensitivity is important at any international school, given the culturally diverse teacher and student body. Guest-poster Kay Hunter shares her thoughts.

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

Each year, we at Teacher Horizons choose one education-based charity to support. Introducing the charity that won the vote for 2023: Pipal Tree.

Negative self-talk can be highly destructive to your job search. In this 1st post of 3, Rachael Kobylecki shares some valuable advice on how to combat it.

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.

At Teacher Horizons, we have taken the concept of speed-dating, and applied it to international education recruitment. Read on to out more in this post.

In this post, guest poster Audrey Piccioli explains her views on how cultural diversity in international schools should affect the ways in which we teach.

Networking as an international teacher is not easy. In this post, we share our thoughts on the importance of and strategies for building a teacher network.

“What a privilege it is to live now, at just this moment, and to be able to go anywhere….” ― Anna Godbersen We all know how important it is to plan for the future, especially when we face so many uncertainties: climate change, political instability, the possibility of another pandemic. As a teacher anywhere, it… Read more »