The International Baccalaureate (IB) is one of the most common curricula taught at international schools. Here, we discuss how to gain valuable IB teaching experience.

This International Women’s Day, we explore the vital impact of pioneering and impactful women on the international education sector and beyond.

In this article, we explore transformative professional development in the international teaching sector, enabling teachers to enhance their careers.

In this post, we speak to one of Teacher Horizons’ very own advisers, Laura, about her experience of moving her family to the United Arab Emirates.

International schools are, naturally, highly multicultural institutions with many students from different backgrounds. Here, we examine multilingualism in international schools.

In this post, we give our personal picks for the best locations in which to teach at an international school in 2021.

The wellbeing of both students and teachers are extremely important. In this post, we speak to Andrew Macdonald-Brown to get his views on this topic.

In this post, we speak to one of Teacher Horizons’ very own advisers, Maggie Johnstone. We discuss her background and her views on teaching internationally.

In this article, we introduce the Teacher Horizons explorer – a new and fantastic way to connect with what could be the next international school you teach at.

Teaching special education needs (SEN) students can be a challenging, yet endlessly rewarding career. In this post, we discuss this role in the context of remote learning.