It’s an exciting time for teachers considering an international experience. With a global shortage of educators and schools actively recruiting, now is the perfect moment to explore opportunities abroad. Learn how to research schools, plan effectively, and craft a tailored cover letter that highlights your experience, aligns with school values, and helps you stand out in a competitive international teaching market.

Teaching careers are no longer defined by geography alone. As global school groups reshape international education, teachers can now build long term, high impact careers with world class professional development, international mobility, and clear leadership pathways without sacrificing stability. Discover why choosing the right education network matters more than choosing the right country and how global schools are redefining career growth for teachers at every stage.

Connection is the Curriculum: An Interview with Philip Bowman
Discover how Philip Bowman, 2024 School Leader of the Year and co-founder of MARIO Education, is revolutionising classrooms worldwide through one-to-one learning conversations. From his journey as an international-school educator to building an ed-tech platform, Bowman shares insights on fostering pupil well-being, inclusion, and academic growth. Learn about MARIO’s impact, such as a 65% reduction in urgent well-being concerns at Dwight School Seoul, and what’s next for 2025-2026, including a new teacher well-being programme.

Teaching by example: How one teacher inspires beyond the classroom

Steve Hill isn’t just any teacher — with nearly three decades in education and 20 years as a Deputy Headteacher, he’s dedicated his life to inspiring students to dream big, work hard, and never give up. But Steve’s impact stretches far beyond the school walls. From climbing volcanoes in Guatemala to running marathons across the Sahara and trekking to the North Pole, he lives out the very lessons he teaches, proving that courage and resilience are more than just words on a classroom wall.

In this exclusive interview, Steve shares how his adventurous spirit transformed his approach to teaching, the challenges that tested his limits, and his mission to inspire others — one epic journey at a time.

In this post, we discuss how modern geography education can use technology and interdisciplinary learning to foster critical thinking and global awareness.

Travelling internationally as an early careers teacher can be a daunting prospect. In this post, we speak to Mark Brignell to offer some his insights on this topic.

Interviewing for a new job can be a stressful experience. In this post, we give advice and preparation methods to help you ace your next teacher interview.

Emotional intelligence is inarguably an integral quality for any international educator to have. In this guest-post, we discuss why this is the case.

In this post, guest-writer Adrian Strooberg discusses the importance and immense, data-backed influence of taking steps to make learning fun and engaging.

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