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11th May, 2021
by Gemma McSweeney
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Founding Principal (Head of School) in Kolkata, India: here’s what you need to know.

We have an exciting opportunity for a Founding Principal at an international school in Kolkata, India. The School, which is set to open in 2023, was conceived and designed to be... Read more...

12th April, 2021
by Wendy Hartrey
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Finding your International School leadership position with TIC Recruitment.

Are you looking for a new leadership opportunity? TIC Recruitment specialises in leadership and headship vacancies. We’ve helped place countless quality candidates in top international schools. This blog... Read more...

22nd February, 2021
by Leisha Jones
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What’s it like teaching overseas? “The same but different”.

How different is international teaching? Are you apprehensive about making the move overseas? We’ve put together this blog to show you what our teachers have to say about... Read more...

26th January, 2021
by Gemma McSweeney
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Why is Qatar so popular for international teachers?

Where are the hot spots for teaching overseas in 2021? Here at TIC Recruitment, we think Qatar is a great choice. We have a number of excellent vacancies currently available, and... Read more...

22nd January, 2021
by Andrew Wigford
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A momentous year: a look back at 2020…

With 2020 over, we look back on a remarkable year of international recruitment. From online teaching, border closures to adjusting to working from home, the TIC team and the wonderful teachers... Read more...

7th December, 2020
by Wendy Hartrey
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What’s it like teaching in Gabon, Africa?

Are you wondering what it’s like teaching overseas during a worldwide pandemic? In this blog we catch up with Kams, a teacher we recently helped place in Gabon,... Read more...

30th October, 2020
by Gemma McSweeney
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Recruiting during a pandemic: FOBISIA Webinar with Andrew Wigford.

Getting the right staff for an international school is a constant challenge, as is finding the right job if you are a teacher. Doing this during a global pandemic creates... Read more...

20th October, 2020
by Andrew Wigford
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“Do it, live for today and don’t worry about tomorrow!”

Auzair Collector is a teacher from Leicester, UK. After working in a broad range of teaching environments, he decided to teach overseas. “I have deliberately chosen to take my... Read more...

9th October, 2020
by Wendy Hartrey
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From Brazil to Indonesia; the night-time teacher overcoming obstacles of the pandemic.

Having started her international teaching journey during the pandemic, Bianca Starck has been unable to travel out to her PYP job at Sekolah Ciputra, Indonesia. This hasn’t stopped... Read more...

23rd September, 2020
by Leisha Jones
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Starting my international teaching journey online: virtual teaching during a pandemic.

Daniela is a teacher from Spain. TIC Recruitment recently helped place her as a PYP teacher in Moscow, Russia. As the borders from Spain and Russia are still closed, Daniela... Read more...

7th September, 2020
by Gemma McSweeney
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Teaching overseas during a worldwide pandemic: the ‘new normal’ of international teaching.

The coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly changed teaching as we know it. A teacher in the forefront of this is Luke Blackburn, who we helped place at Tenby International School Setia... Read more...

24th August, 2020
by Andrew Wigford
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Why TIC Recruitment? Five reasons to use an agency when teaching overseas.

Teaching overseas for the first time can be a daunting process. Here at TIC Recruitment, our expert help and advice aims to make the transition as smooth as possible. This... Read more...

2nd July, 2020
by Wendy Hartrey
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Teaching Overseas: Why? What are the benefits? And are international teachers happy?

If you are thinking about teaching overseas for the first time, these may be some of the questions you are asking yourself. This blog post aims to answer some of... Read more...

17th June, 2020
by Leisha Jones
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“The main skill I have learned is co-working; at NIS, teachers work, plan and teach together”

Nataša Miljenović is a Physics teacher at the Nazarbayev Intellectual School in Kyzylorda. We caught up with her last month to see how she was getting on: How... Read more...

3rd June, 2020
by Gemma McSweeney
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A new normal? Staff recruitment, retention and development during a crisis.

TIC Director, Andrew Wigford, is an ex international Headteacher and has 15 years experience in international teaching and leadership recruitment. Recently, he was involved in a webinar hosted by Fieldwork Education.... Read more...

26th May, 2020
by Andrew Wigford
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‘Teaching is a profession where you can never stop learning!’

Shyam Dokka is an Information Technology Teacher at Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools. We recently caught up with him to see how he was getting on: 1) How did you settle in? ... Read more...

19th May, 2020
by Wendy Hartrey
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Thinking about teaching overseas this year? There is still time to apply for September 2020.

Thinking of teaching overseas but worried about the current COVID-19 situation? This article is aimed to ease some of your concerns. We still have lots of great vacancies for September 2020,... Read more...

6th May, 2020
by Leisha Jones
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Want to teach in Kazakhstan? Here’s what you need to know.

Thinking of apply for our vacancies in Kazakhstan? This blog tells you everything you need to know. Kazakhstan may not be the obvious destination for teachers wanting to work overseas,... Read more...

20th April, 2020
by Gemma McSweeney
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How to be productive working from home – TIC’s top tips!

Trying to stay motivated while working from home? We’ve shared our ultimate guide to getting the most out of your working day… at home. How do I... Read more...

31st March, 2020
by Leisha Jones
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Are you thinking of teaching in Russia? Here are our top 10 reasons to live and teach there!

Russia is becoming an increasingly popular destination for teachers – with many unique and fascinating places, and excellent opportunities within international schools, cities like Moscow and Saint Petersburg are attracting... Read more...

12th March, 2020
by Andrew Wigford
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Talking about the COVID-19 outbreak with children and young people.

This post provides some guidelines that may be helpful for parents and teachers on how to respond to children when they ask about COVID-19. Children process information according to their... Read more...

6th February, 2020
by Gemma McSweeney
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Do you want to recruit the best teachers for your school? Here’s how.

The recruitment season has started, and international schools across the globe are now on the hunt for brilliant and experienced teachers. With more international schools emerging, and less teachers working... Read more...

3rd December, 2019
by Wendy Hartrey
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How I’ve created a stable environment for staff and students at Byron College


Matthew Williams is a Headteacher from the UK who has worked at a variety of international schools across the globe. This year TIC documented how we helped Matthew to find... Read more...

7th November, 2019
by Andrew Wigford
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TIC’s Director Andrew Wigford moves to Singapore!

In August I packed my bags and made a move that many our TIC teachers and leaders make, to live and work in South East Asia. I have long thought... Read more...

17th October, 2019
by Leisha Jones
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My family and I moved overseas – now we have everything we need on our doorstep!



Luke Blackburn is a Humanities teacher from the UK. TIC last spoke to him in the summer, as he was preparing to move to Malaysia to start his first teaching... Read more...

6th September, 2019
by Gemma McSweeney
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I was feeling stagnant in the UK, so I moved to teach in Malaysia

Helen Maisey is a Geography teacher from the UK. This academic year she is moving to teach at Tenby International School Setia Eco Gardens, in Johor, Malaysia. We spoke to... Read more...

6th August, 2019
by Gemma McSweeney
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You’ve arrived! Now what? Finding your feet at your new international school

You’ve packed up your life, said your goodbyes, and arrived in your new country. No doubt you’re feeling a mixture of emotions; excited but also a... Read more...

4th July, 2019
by Andrew Wigford
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Why I’m leaving the UK - to teach in China!

Anna Moreton is a music teacher from the UK and right now, she’s getting ready to move to China to teach at the Britannica International School in Shanghai.... Read more...

31st May, 2019
by Wendy Hartrey
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Five Reasons to Teach Overseas in Moscow


Moscow isn’t necessarily the first place that comes to mind when you think about teaching overseas. But it’s becoming an increasingly popular destination for teachers because... Read more...

30th May, 2019
by Gemma McSweeney
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It’s not too late to teach overseas this year!

Have you just handed in your notice at school? Are you wondering whether you have the option of teaching overseas this year? The good news is it’s not... Read more...

28th May, 2019
by Wendy Hartrey
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Teaching in Spain offers me freedom, sun, and a better work/life balance!

Michael Taylor is a maths teacher from the UK. He previously taught in England, and in Bilbao. TIC found Michael his position teaching maths at Laude Newton College in Alicante,... Read more...

11th April, 2019
by Andrew Wigford
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Gemma’s 10 great years with TIC Recruitment

In our fast-changing world, celebrating a 10-year work anniversary is not so common these days. Which is why at TIC we are celebrating the 10-year anniversary of our Senior Recruitment... Read more...

25th March, 2019
by Gemma McSweeney
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My search for a job as an international school Head

My teaching career began in Hertfordshire; I worked for four years as a PE teacher in St. Albans. I then made the decision to move to Mexico, where I worked... Read more...

7th March, 2019
by Wendy Hartrey
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Teaching in Milan – my first impressions

What is it like to teach abroad? Just three weeks after moving from the UK to Italy to teach at the International School of Milan, drama teacher Kate Roberts wrote... Read more...

1st March, 2019
by Gemma McSweeney
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Teaching in Europe was the right move for me!

My family’s happy and my work life balance is fantastic! David Atkinson is a Primary teacher from Wales, UK. Just over two years ago, David moved from the... Read more...

1st March, 2019
by Andrew Wigford
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The search for an international school Head by Andrew Wigford

The process of recruiting a new Head of School is a daunting prospect for most Boards and senior management teams. It’s not a job they get to do... Read more...

26th February, 2019
by Wendy Hartrey
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I’m teaching in Vietnam!

Denise Clarke is from Ireland. She has experience living and teaching English overseas but recently returned to Ireland to train to be an art teacher. TIC helped Denise to get... Read more...

18th February, 2019
by Anne Keeling
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The top 10 questions about teaching overseas – all answered

Are you thinking about teaching overseas? You probably have lots of questions on your mind! Here are the 10 most frequently asked questions about international teaching, answered by the experts at... Read more...

8th February, 2019
by Andrew Wigford
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Where in the world should I teach? How to find the best destination for you!

With so many options available, it’s difficult to know where to focus your search for an international teaching job. If you’ve read our recent blog, Top... Read more...

25th January, 2019
by Wendy Hartrey
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I’ve done it! I’ve taught overseas!


I’ve done it! I’ve taught overseas!
 What it’s like to teach overseas, from teachers already doing it. 
 Every year TIC Recruitment helps many teachers... Read more...

17th January, 2019
by Gemma McSweeney
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The Top Ten Countries for Teaching Jobs in 2019

Are you thinking about teaching overseas in 2019? The good news is that demand for international teachers is growing rapidly around the world. Teachers are spoilt for choice…which makes... Read more...

7th January, 2019
by Wendy Hartrey
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I’m discovering my passions, learning new skills, and exploring the world!

Eman Sukker is a teacher from Jordan. She is now living and working in the UAE, where she teaches at the award-winning Cranleigh School, a British international school in Abu... Read more...

14th November, 2018
by Wendy Hartrey
in For CandidatesTIC News

International schools want more teachers! Find your new role at TIC’s Virtual Recruitment Fair!

Yesterday, the TES published an article written by international school Headteacher, Mark Steed about the teacher recruitment crisis in the UK, and worldwide. The article discussed how increasingly difficult it... Read more...

8th November, 2018
by Amy Bardsley
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Excited to be a school leader again

Derek Laidlaw is a British Headteacher who recently moved to Qatar as Executive Principal at Oryx International School in Mesaimeer, on the outskirts of Doha. TIC helped Derek to find... Read more...

5th November, 2018
by Andrew Wigford
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For School Leaders – Virtual Recruitment Networking

Join the TIC Virtual Recruiting Fair Networking Event this November - without leaving your school. This year, you can start your recruiting early and meet a host of quality candidates... Read more...

2nd November, 2018
by Amy Bardsley
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I’m not ready to retire, so I’m teaching internationally instead

Cheryl Eversfield is a primary teacher from Kent, UK. She previously taught in Qatar for six years and has just moved to Malaga, Spain to start a new role at... Read more...

14th September, 2018
by Amy Bardsley
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Leading an international school through change

Carl Lander has worked as a school leader, school inspector, and an educational advisor around the world. Originally from Yorkshire in the UK, Carl is currently Head of St. John... Read more...

31st August, 2018
by Andrew Wigford
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Why I am enjoying every single moment teaching in South Korea

July Bernal is from Colombia, South America. She previously taught Spanish and English at a school in the USA. This August, July moved to South Korea to teach at The... Read more...

24th August, 2018
by Amy Bardsley
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A solution to the UK teacher shortage?

Last week, TIC’s Managing Director, Andrew Wigford wrote a thought-provoking article for International Teacher Magazine suggesting a possible solution to the teacher employment challenge that faces both the... Read more...

22nd August, 2018
by Wendy Hartrey
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Leading a school through challenging times

David Lowder is from the UK and has been leading international schools for 20 years. He is currently Principal of the International School of Koje in South Korea. TIC Recruitment helped... Read more...

10th August, 2018
by Amy Bardsley
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Life as a Senior Leader in Europe

Cobus Steyn is Head of Secondary School at the International School of Flanders (ISF) in Belgium. He is originally from South Africa and has lived and worked in Africa, Asia... Read more...

24th July, 2018
by Anne Keeling
in For CandidatesTIC News

How do you search for teaching jobs?

How do you find out about the best teaching jobs at international schools? This is a question TIC Recruitment is currently asking teachers. The results of the survey, which was... Read more...

19th June, 2018
by Gemma McSweeney
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Why teaching in the UAE is perfect for me

Tom Scott is from Leeds in the UK. TIC recently helped Tom be appointed as Head of History at The British School Al Khubairat in Abu Dhabi. Here Tom talks... Read more...

29th May, 2018
by Amy Bardsley
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A break from Britain, not from teaching

New research suggests that teaching internationally will reignite your love of teaching New research has found that teaching overseas for a few years in an international school renews teachers’... Read more...

10th May, 2018
by Wendy Hartrey
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Why teaching internationally is a dream lifestyle

Sarah Morris is from the UK and has been teaching internationally for many years. Last year TIC helped Sarah to get her first ever overseas teaching job in Cuba, at... Read more...

4th May, 2018
by Wendy Hartrey
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From language student to world traveller and teacher

How my language degree helped me travel the world, earn well, and develop new skills After university, language student Olly Stephens moved to Spain to work as a Graduate Language... Read more...

2nd May, 2018
by Andrew Wigford
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One year overseas contracts for language graduates

Are you a language graduate wishing to travel and master your skills? Working in an international school could be your answer. Language graduates wishing to live and work overseas have... Read more...

5th April, 2018
by Gemma McSweeney
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Why I will continue to teach internationally until I retire!

American teacher, Susan Eby has been teaching overseas since 1994 and doesn’t plan to stop until she retires. She’s now teaching IB Maths at Somersfield Academy in... Read more...

28th March, 2018
by Wendy Hartrey
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Why I’m a British teacher and staying in Thailand

Leah Blackman teaches in bare feet. She’s teaching at Regents School in Bangkok, Thailand and loves it that way: “Thai people leave their shoes at the door... Read more...

26th March, 2018
by Anne Keeling
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Join TIC’s Virtual Recruitment Fair and get applying for some great international teaching jobs now

Over 300 job applications have been made in the first few days of TIC’s Virtual Recruitment Fair. The Fair is taking place right now and will remain open until 3... Read more...

27th February, 2018
by Amy Bardsley
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10 reasons why you should take part in a Virtual Recruitment Fair this year

One of the first ever international school Virtual Recruitment Fairs takes place from 17th to 31st March. This event is open to all accredited or recognised international schools and to... Read more...

7th February, 2018
by Andrew Wigford
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How to Prepare for a Virtual Recruitment Fair – 10 tips to help you

TIC’s Virtual Recruitment Fair is fast approaching. In March, international schools from across the world will be coming together at the TIC Virtual Fair to recruit teachers for... Read more...

1st February, 2018
by Gemma McSweeney
in For CandidatesTIC News

Virtual recruitment fair makes international school jobs accessible to everyone

From 17th - 31st March 2018, TIC Recruitment will host one of the first ever international school Virtual Recruitment Fairs. This exciting new event is a great way for teachers to... Read more...

26th January, 2018
by Wendy Hartrey
in For CandidatesTIC News

How to prepare your CV for overseas opportunities

If you’re looking for a teaching job abroad, now is the time to make sure your CV is all ready to send out. To help you make sure... Read more...

9th January, 2018
by Anne Keeling
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First ever international school Virtual Recruitment Fair

As we all know, recruiting quality teachers for international schools is an increasing challenge. The market has become highly competitive and will continue to expand, making it even more so.... Read more...

4th January, 2018
by Amy Bardsley
in For CandidatesTIC News

Life for an international teacher with a young family in China

TIC recently caught up with Adam Wunker, a teacher from Canada who we helped to get a teaching position at Harrow International School Beijing. You can read the first interview... Read more...

3rd January, 2018
by Andrew Wigford
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My visit to international schools in Bangkok

Last month I visited Bangkok and had the opportunity to visit two fantastic international schools that TIC works with. My first visit was to Bangkok International Preparatory and Secondary School,... Read more...

11th December, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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TIC Recruitment featured in PIE News

TIC Recruitment was recently featured in the PIE News. The publication interviewed Andrew Wigford about his thoughts on a new recruitment report for teachers. The report asked over 10,000 teachers from... Read more...

5th December, 2017
by Gemma McSweeney
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The best work life balance for a teacher

Adam Ferns is a Primary teacher from the UK. He is currently in his first year teaching at Colegio Inglés Zaragoza in Spain. Here Adam talks about fantastic... Read more...

28th November, 2017
by Wendy Hartrey
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Why I’m teaching overseas and what I’m gaining

Adam Wunker is from Toronto, Canada. He teaches English and is currently living in China, working at Harrow International School Beijing with his family, including two young children. Here Adam... Read more...

16th November, 2017
by Anne Keeling
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BBC Radio talks about international teaching

TIC appeared on BBC Radio as part of the Three Counties Radio’s mid-morning programme, the JVS (Jonathan Vernon-Smith) Show, which focused on the opportunities for teachers of working... Read more...

7th November, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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This is the life for teachers in Malaysia

I am currently in Kuala Lumpur with Gemma, TIC’s Recruitment Manager, attending the FOBISIA conference. FOBISIA means the Federation of British International Schools in Asia – of which... Read more...

30th October, 2017
by Amy Bardsley
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I chose Bermuda for my first year teaching overseas!

Jack Higson is currently in his first year of teaching Physics at Warwick Academy in Bermuda. Originally from Cornwall in the UK, this is Jack’s first experience of... Read more...

25th October, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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The Top 10 Best Cities for Teaching Internationally

International schools can be found in some of the most exotic and vibrant cities across the globe. Andrew, TIC’s Managing Director, has picked what he thinks are the 10... Read more...

9th October, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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Stop dreaming and do it! TIC event will tell you how

The idea of teaching abroad may have been a bit of a dream until now. But here’s a chance to take the first positive step towards making your... Read more...

6th October, 2017
by Gemma McSweeney
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I moved overseas to develop my skills and teach a progressive curriculum

Rachel Reynolds is a recently qualified History teacher from Ireland. In 2016, she moved to Dubai to teach at Uptown School Dubai. Here Rachel talks about her first year living and... Read more...

29th September, 2017
by Wendy Hartrey
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Should I…can I teach abroad? 10 questions to ask yourself

Are you thinking about teaching overseas but wonder whether it’s the right choice for you? Ask yourself these 10 questions to help you make a decision: Why do I... Read more...

25th September, 2017
by Anne Keeling
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Teaching couple plus son: a great international school experience for us all

Anita Pardoe and Ian Jones are teachers from Worcester in England. They have just moved from the UK to Kathmandu in Nepal with their 6-year-old son to start teaching at... Read more...

12th September, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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6 Tips to help you find a good international school

Are you thinking of moving overseas to teach next year? Two years at an international school is a big commitment so it’s important to find a school that... Read more...

22nd August, 2017
by Wendy Hartrey
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You’ve made your move. Now what?

You got your job, packed up life back home, made the most of the farewell parties, and now you’re finally there. Of course it’s all very... Read more...

15th August, 2017
by Gemma McSweeney
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School holiday countdown and dreading going back?

(Photo Credit - Mississippi Education blog) Leah, a primary teacher in London’s Tower Hamlets is relishing her summer break. “I really appreciate waking up during the holidays,... Read more...

7th August, 2017
by Anne Keeling
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Teaching in Europe – Life here after one year

David Atkinson is a primary teacher from the UK. Last year, he made the move from a state school in Wales to teach at St. George’s International School... Read more...

6th July, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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6 of the Best: Why teachers love TIC

Choosing the right recruitment agency is an important part of finding the right job for you. So, how has TIC proved beneficial to teachers and leaders looking for international school... Read more...

22nd June, 2017
by Gemma McSweeney
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What next after NQT? 5 crucial tips you should know

So many NQTs contact TIC Recruitment to look for teaching jobs overseas. If you have just completed your NQT year and are interested in teaching in an international school, here... Read more...

25th May, 2017
by Amy Bardsley
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New to teaching IB, new to Dubai – How I’m getting on

International school teacher Anthea talks about working and living in the UAE Anthea Addison is from the Eastern Cape in South Africa. She is currently working at Greenfields Community School... Read more...

11th May, 2017
by Anne Keeling
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How to pick the right international school

Advice for expat parents looking at international education choices How do families pick the right international school in a city when there are so many to choose? And how do... Read more...

27th April, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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Why are teachers in the UK leaving the profession?

A* Star Teachers and TIC Recruitment look at the British teacher exodus Many British teachers are leaving the UK state education system and many more are planning to do so.... Read more...

10th April, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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TIC raise over £1000 in climb for Kathmandu

Southern Britain's two highest peaks were tackled to fundraise for school rebuilding in Nepal This March, the intrepid TIC team donned hiking boots, waterproofs, wooly hats and backpacks to... Read more...

6th April, 2017
by Gemma McSweeney
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Top international teaching destinations – and what it’s like to live there

We give our top locations for being an international school teacher TIC has many jobs currently available in the UAE, Qatar, China, Kuwait and in Budapest, Hungary. So, what are... Read more...

9th March, 2017
by Owen Richards
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Get the teaching overseas advice and support you need

Our upcoming webinar will answer your international school questions Taking an international school job can be a big step in a teacher’s career – both professionally and personally.... Read more...

27th February, 2017
by Gemma McSweeney
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Salary and benefits: What to expect as a teacher at an international school

A guide on international school contracts for teachers working overseas International school salaries and benefits vary from country to country and from school to school. However, it is important to... Read more...

9th February, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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Why would you want to teach in Mexico?

We ask two teachers at Mexico City's Edron Academy why they made the move We’ve caught up with two of the teachers who TIC has recruited for... Read more...

6th February, 2017
by Andrew Wigford
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TIC’s Twin Peaks Nepal Fundraiser

We take on Southern Britain's highest peaks for TBS Kathmandu's fundraising TIC Recruitment is once again raising money to support the Nepal Earthquake fund. Following the success of... Read more...

26th January, 2017
by Owen Richards
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British International School Awards 2017 celebrates international school successes

TIC sponsored the award for Best New International School The first ever British International School Awards ceremony took place in London on January 23rd. The event was organised by British... Read more...

23rd January, 2017
by Anne Keeling
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What’s it like to teach at an international school?

First impressions from teachers after one term TIC Recruitment helps many, many teachers find jobs in international schools and we keep in touch with as many as we can, especially... Read more...

9th January, 2017
by Gemma McSweeney
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Why do teachers want to teach overseas?

Teachers at the International Teacher Careers Day give their feedback There are many different reasons why British teachers want to teach overseas. TIC Recruitment surveyed all the attendees at its... Read more...

6th December, 2016
by Owen Richards
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TIC to present New British International School Award at Ceremony

We are proud to support the inaugural British International School Awards TIC Recruitment will be presenting the award for the best New British International School of the Year at the... Read more...

1st December, 2016
by Andrew Wigford
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Teaching overseas with a young family

"Just arrived and it’s going well!" says teacher David It’s a big decision for anyone thinking about making a new life in a new... Read more...

24th November, 2016
by Andrew Wigford
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Should I teach overseas? 10 crucial questions to ask yourself

Are you thinking about teaching overseas? If so, ask yourself these 10 questions to see if you’re ready to go 1. Am I ok about leaving my family and friends... Read more...