Greetings from the Easts Asia Regional Council of Schools, 
Making the Most of the Experience: A Reflection on Recruiting Fairs
With another school recruiting season almost in the rear-view mirror, it is worthwhile reflecting on what went well and what could be improved…
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From Momentum to Match: Phase Four of Your Job Search
Phase Four is not simply about being selected by a school; it is about making a decision that you can step into with confidence, integrity, and preparation...
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Will You Stay or Will You Go? A Timely Question
Educators must reflect early, plan strategically, and use modern tools to navigate today’s international job search...
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Elevating Our Profession With Standards-Based Hiring Decisions
As international schools navigate the growing challenge of attracting and retaining top teachers, TIE offers a powerful solution…
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Exploring the Job Search: A One Minute Survey
Help us measure how our industry is evolving and what job seeking may look like in the future…
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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…
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Regional Lessons on Teaching in the Age of AI on 17-Jun-26
A regional AI in Education Conference created a space where educators could move beyond headlines and explore how AI can be used thoughtfully, ethically, and effectively in schools…Kazakhstan
Growing Through Partnership Between International and Local Schools on 17-Jun-26
By working hand-in-hand with local leaders and teachers, we aren’t just sharing lessons; we are co-creating the future of education…Vietnam
Why International School Leadership Is Increasingly About Interpretation on 17-Jun-26
Leaders must consider how decisions will land across different groups, and how competing interpretations may affect trust, morale, coherence, and institutional legitimacy…Malaysia
Listening Should Be Designed, Not Requested on 03-Jun-26
International schools ask students to speak up but rarely design the conditions that make speaking safe. Voice is a system, not a sentiment...India