Following up on our post on how to get an international teaching certificate, we speak with Colin Bell about the new international qualified teacher status (IQTS).

Times of political unrest are challenging for everyone affected by it. In this post, we cover how teachers have dealt with political crises in countries in which they have taught.

The global pandemic has left many international teachers asking questions. Here are some answers from our CEO, Alex Reynolds.

As international school recruitment has been forced to move online, we have been seeing a rise in remote services and virtual fairs. In what has been a turbulent year for all in international school recruitment, Teacher Horizons continues to create optimal experiences for both teachers and schools. We’re excited to share some new virtual events… Read more »

Here at Teacher Horizons most of us have been teachers, many of us international teachers and even senior leaders. This means we have a thorough understanding of what makes a school desirable from a teacher’s perspective. Our aim is to travel around as many international schools as possible and visit them in person. This means we… Read more »

In this article we share some of our safeguarding practices so schools can understand the importance we place on this process when helping with their recruitment.

Are you looking for a great international teaching job? The number of overseas teaching vacancies is still growing each year but international schools can vary enormously.  So how do you find the right position for you? Here are ten ways Teacher Horizons will help… 1. Access the best international teaching jobs worldwide Every year we… Read more »

As the end of December rolls around, let’s take a look back at Teacher Horizons’ most popular blog posts of 2015. Did you miss any? 1. 11 ways for teachers to earn extra income The year’s most popular post lists a few ways teachers can turn an extra buck. 2.10 ways NOT to get an… Read more »

Last week the Teacher Horizons team met up in Siem Reap, Cambodia, where a large number of our team are based. Here Ben, Teacher Horizons’ web developer normally based in London, gives his impressions of the week. Meeting the Teacher Horizons team In Siem Reap it was the first time that I met most of… Read more »

At Teacher Horizons we love sending talented teachers on new adventures to exciting locations around the world. What we also love is hearing about it, and that’s why we’re launching the first Teacher Horizons guest blogger competition. The grand prize is $100 in Amazon vouchers! Read on to find out how to enter…   Sounds… Read more »