Accepted a teaching job in Thailand? Before you book your flight, there are a few important things to get sorted. From visas and paperwork to banking, healthcare and accommodation, this guide takes you through what to prepare before you leave, what to prioritise and what can wait until you arrive.

Thinking about teaching in Singapore or Dubai? Both offer exciting opportunities for international teachers, but salaries, living costs, housing benefits and lifestyle can vary considerably. We compare the two destinations to help you work out where you could earn more, save more and enjoy the lifestyle you’re looking for.

When do international schools hire, and when should you apply? Discover the best months to find teaching jobs abroad, understand the international recruitment calendar and learn how to prepare your application to give yourself the best chance of success.

Thinking about teaching in Egypt? From competitive salaries and low living costs to choosing the right international school, there is plenty to consider before making the move. Discover what first-time teachers should know about safety, savings potential and what life in Egypt is really like.

Bangkok or Chiang Mai? Both have plenty to offer international teachers, but the differences in school choice, salaries, cost of living and lifestyle are worth considering before making a move. Here’s what you need to know to decide which Thai city suits you best.

If teaching in Singapore is on your shortlist, you’ve probably already run into two conflicting messages: The salaries are some of the best in Asia. The cost of living is also some of the worst. Both are true and neither one is the actual answer you need before signing anything. What matters is what happens… Read more »

Considering teaching in Thailand? Get a realistic look at international schools, salaries, benefits, qualifications, classroom life, cost of living, visas and the practicalities of finding a job.

Thinking about teaching in Bangkok? From international school salaries and the cost of living to finding the right place to live and getting around the city, there’s plenty to consider before making the move. Here’s what international teachers need to know about living and working in Thailand’s vibrant capital.

Singapore is a popular destination for international teachers, but getting a job there can be challenging. With fewer openings and strong competition, knowing where to look, when to apply and what schools are looking for can make all the difference.

Teaching in Thailand comes with vibrant culture, incredible food, beautiful scenery and experiences you won’t find anywhere else. But after a few years, teachers often discover a different side of life in Thailand: the things they wish they’d known before they arrived. Here’s an honest look at what teaching in Thailand is really like.