In this guest post by Simon Johnstone, we cover the challenges and rewards of moving with your family to take a senior leadership position abroad.

Savings ability is an important consideration to take into account when applying for any job. In this post, we discuss how to save money as a teacher in China.

In our inaugural ‘School Spotlight’ on Dulwich College, we speak to a current teacher explore what it is like to teach at a leading international school in China.

In this guest article, Sophie Peters, a teacher in our community, explains the importance of Global Citizenship Education in fostering inclusivity in schools.

Negative self-talk can be highly destructive to your job search. In part 3, guest poster Rachael Kobylecki shares some valuable advice on how to combat it.

Moving into international teaching can be an exciting, yet undeniably daunting prospect. Here are our thoughts on why you should go for it.

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

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.