If you are thinking about moving to teach internationally for the first time, here’s some tips about what you can expect from the experience, and things you need to consider.

What to expect in your international teaching role?

• Embraces global perspectives, broadening worldview.
• Provides a chance to learn new languages and cultures.
• Enhances adaptability and resilience.
• Opportunity for professional growth in diverse environments.

What should I think about before choosing a country to teach in?

• Positive Response: Picking the right country aligns with your career and personal aspirations.
• Consider the education system and curriculum.
• Think about the cultural fit and personal interests.
• Research cost of living vs salary offered.
• Check out the local lifestyle, safety, and opportunities for exploration.

Where is a good place to start my international teaching career?

• Research countries with thriving international schools.
• Join online forums or groups of international teachers.
• Consider regions that resonate with your personal or academic interests.
• Consult with fellow educators who have international experience.

What kind of benefits and support should I expect to get as a new international teacher?

• Competitive salaries and benefits.
• Housing or housing allowances.
• Induction and mentorship programmes.
• Opportunities for professional development.
• Assistance with cultural transition and settling in.