In this article, we discuss the need for multilingual educators at international schools, and how current hiring practices could be holding schools back.

This post introduces Guðrún Björg Ingimundardóttir, an educator who, through Teacher Horizons, was placed in a new senior leadership position in Thailand.

In this post, we delve into the mission, the ongoing work, as well as the impact of the Teacher Horizons Charity of the Year for 2024: Amala Education.

Transitioning to a new international school can be a challenge for a senior leader. In this post, we discuss ways to make this process as smooth as possible.

In this post, guest writer Adrian Strooberg discusses the effects of screen time on children’s mental health, and how children can be protected from its effects.

In this post, we discuss what it is like to teach at one of the many international schools in Cambodia, as well as what life is like in Cambodia for an expat.

Here, we recount the experience of a group of international school students on a Week Without Walls (WWW) trip to help under-privileged communities in Cambodia.

Hong Kong is a very diverse, exciting and beautiful city to live in. Here, we discuss what it is like to live and teach at international schools in Hong Kong.

Creative teaching strategies are important to any international teacher. Here, we analyse the need for evolution, innovation and creativity in education.

Teaching in Japan is an enticing prospect for many international educators. Here, we discuss what it’s like to teach at international schools in Japan.