In this post, we talk about the journey to becoming an international teacher; from getting certified to readying yourself for your first teaching position.

Many international teachers with limited experience of Latin America have certain misconceptions about it. In this post, we discuss these and why it remains a great place to teach.

Teaching in a country with the highest salary does not automatically mean you’ll have the highest earnings potential. Here, we discuss all financial factors you need to consider.

Lockdown has been a difficult time for everyone. In this post, we follow the story of one international teacher and her family, and how they got through lockdown in Vietnam.

In this post, we speak to some of Teacher Horizons’ counselling candidates to learn of their views and understandings of international education.

Times of political unrest are challenging for everyone affected by it. In this post, we cover how teachers have dealt with political crises in countries in which they have taught.

Ambassadors are an integral component of the Teacher Horizons community. In this article, we discuss their roles and anything important to teachers interested in becoming ambassadors.

Pursuing one’s own professional development can fall under the radar for many international teachers. Here are the best ways to continue developing as a teacher.

Learning about and integrating into a new community can be one of the most rewarding aspects to teaching internationally. Here’s how teachers can positively impact these communities.

The education sector is one of perpetual improvement and change. Here are the main ways in which we believe education should improve going forward.