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Teach your subject in English in private K-12 international
schools around the world.

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View All Job Vacancies
Start Your Teaching Adventure

Teach your subject in English in private K-12 international
schools around the world.

Where?

View All Job Vacancies

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What Teachers Are Saying...

Both of my schools provided TIE in the staff room, and I read its articles and browse the many job openings in TIE. I appreciate the personal stories as written by teachers, events listed that are relevant to the international school community, and ads about schools, whether theyâ€™re hiring or not.

Alli Poirot

Social Studies, Argentina

I love seeing what other educators are doing. It is very inspiring to see all these great projects that kids all over the world are involved in and how my students in the Dominican Republic might be working on projects similar to those of kids in Japan.

Cintia Bastos

Librarian/Information Literacy, Dominican Republic

I find TIE's job searching website to be easy to navigate and helpful to find openings. The magazine, (The International Educator), is absolutely fantastic. The are many great regular contributors, and now some terrific bloggers too. There are a number of very good guest or feature writers as well. It is a quarterly highlight read for me that I would hate to miss. Love it!

J. Chris Irvin

Principal, Venezuela

TIE is most helpful for me through the articles and website. There is always great insight from a variety of leaders. It makes learning about schools and programs easy and it is a great way to keep track of things in the world of international teaching.

Meg Hayne

Middle School Principal & Director of Curriculum, Korea

I discovered TIE thanks to Dan Kerr and the PTC. I decided to submit some articles to TIE this year and got some positive feedback from colleagues. I see TIE as another way to network in the world of international education and I only meet good people through PTC and TIE.

Frederic Bordaguibel-Labayle

High School Principal, Ecuador

Teaching Abroad - What you need to know

In Your Own Backyard: Keeping Relevance Post-Hiring Season
Now that the hiring season is almost coming to a close, we can re-group and re-think how our current faculty and staff are faring in our school environments… ...

Should I Stay or Should I Go? Considerations Before Signing a New Contract
You’ve updated your CV, attended the job fair, and you’re ready to sign on the dotted line… ...

A Recruiter's Interview Toolbox
During the interview process, there are some approaches we may want to hold on to, some we need to avoid doing, and others we may want to move towards… ...

Do You Have the DEIJ Support You Need During Recruitment Season?
Ideas and thoughts that might help educators of color as they navigate recruitment season in the international school system… ...

Teaching Overseas: Are you Qualified?
Teachers who are looking for a change of pace, or just feel like they are getting into a dull routine, might want to consider teaching overseas. Many teachers wonder if they are qualified because they may never have worked, taught, or even traveled abroad, and concerns about language requirements consistently surface. ...

Teaching Overseas – Does Age Matter?
According to a recent survey released by The International Educator (TIE), which asked about hiring restrictions at international schools, over 65% of the 176 school heads interviewed reported that their school’s host country does not have age restrictions for issuing a work visa. Of the 28% of respondents who did report restrictions by their host country, the mandatory cut-off was almost equally split between ages 60 and 65. ...