Choosing your first or next international teaching role during a global pandemic is gutsy and needs careful planning. With so much uncertainty it’s only natural to start your search by applying to international teaching destinations with higher salaries to maximise your savings potential. But does a high salary always lead to high savings? Let’s take… Read more »
Posts with category: Money
Andrew Hallam is a former international school teacher at Singapore American School, where he taught English and personal finance to secondary students, providing them with the tools to become academically and financially successful. Encouraged by his success, Hallam now works as a personal finance journalist, speaker, and international best-selling author of Millionaire Teacher and Millionaire… Read more »
It’s coming to the end of the year, a time for reflection. Even though it is still the midst of school year for some, it might be time to consider your next contract teaching overseas. Looking to boost your salary in 2020? We have you covered with up-to-date information on international teacher salaries and other… Read more »
So, you have a great international teaching job in an awesome city that ticks all the boxes for a desirable lifestyle. But by making the most of your time there you might find your wallet emptying quicker than you originally envisaged! You don’t have to miss out on the excitement of what a place has… Read more »
Discussing salaries can sometimes be a bit of a taboo subject, but the conversation is necessary—especially when making a decision that takes you across the globe and into nerve-wracking new terrain. Knowing that you are adequately supported is a priority. Salary and remuneration topics for teachers are also a bit challenging as they vary so… Read more »
The ability to save money can be a make-or-break factor when you’re sizing up where to live and work. So once you’ve settled on a location, how can you make sure that you put some pennies away without sacrificing your quality of life? International teacher Annie Surdi shares her tips on making it all add… Read more »
Let’s get started with the good news! This rant is going to be shorter (hopefully) than normal for a couple of reasons. Firstly, because it is a guest post so I want to make a good impression, and secondly, because I want to grab your attention so that you don’t make any more crazy mistakes… Read more »