A conversation with International Adviser Laura Rigney Living and working abroad has a certain ‘living in the moment’ quality, Laura explains. International teaching lends itself to new opportunities and spontaneity whether it be packing up the car for a night away camping, or hopping on the metro to explore a new area of the city…. Read more »

A conversation with International Adviser Maggie Johnstone Maggie’s idea of a good holiday is a road trip across West Africa on public buses packed to the brim with fellow travellers, praying the driver is keeping his eyes on the road. Maggie admits that she hasn’t, “lived a normal existence” but she doesn’t seem to regret… Read more »

From the very first contact I had with Helen, I felt cared for and supported…Friendly, professional and helpful advice – couldn’t have asked for anything more. Experiencing a new culture, and developing my international teaching career. Anita Povey, placed via Teacher Horizons Explorer and teaching in Myanmar You might be curious to know exactly how… Read more »

As Teacher Horizons grows, more and more schools are signing up to use our services, so it’s more important than ever that we ensure they are good quality. I interviewed our CEO Alex Reynolds recently to find out more about how the team actually does this. What processes do Teacher Horizons and the team go through, and… Read more »