Ventureteach! Teaching Abroad In International Schools
What you'll learn
Helping you decide if international teaching is right for you
The steps to take to become an international teacher
Information on where to find jobs, salary packages and other considerations when choosing a role
Key insights on settling into your new city and school
Requirements
You'll need to be a fully qualified teacher to apply for roles. You may be considering this as an option for the future, in which case you'll need to be in training or considering training.
Be open to adventure and a brand new experience!
Description
This is a comprehensive course for anyone considering teaching abroad. Information is provided to help you make the decision if you're not sure whether it's for you. There is practical advice on qualifications you'll need, where to look for jobs and the application process. Once you've secured a job, you'll need to know what kinds of perks are on offer in an expat package, these could be accommodation, paid visa, paid medical insurance and flights. You'll have questions such as 'can I take my spouse and family?' 'How are international schools different from those at home?' and 'How do I choose a city and what's it like to live there?' Use the link to the Padlet for links to websites which will provide a huge amount of relevant information. You'll find out here what to pack and luggage allowances. Once you arrive in the country it can be daunting, so I've provided information on what to expect in your accommodation, your new city and your new school. Lastly there are issues to consider such as your trailing spouse and family, foreign travel, socialising and tax. I hope you're able to make the leap into a new life of teaching abroad because it's an awesome life. This course is designed to give you the confidence and the 'final push' to do it!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Qualifications and characteristics needed and your hopes and fears.
Lecture 3 Where can you teach and where to look for jobs
Lecture 4 Popular countries, applying for jobs and documents required
Lecture 5 Contract length, more info on expat packages and school types.
Lecture 6 What to pack, and more information on clothing
Lecture 7 Your arrival
Lecture 8 Your new school
Lecture 9 Other issues when teaching and living abroad
Qualified teachers considering teaching overseas and require more information
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Published 3/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.04 GB | Duration: 0h 30m
Everything you need to know, if you're considering moving overseas to live and teach.
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.04 GB | Duration: 0h 30m
Everything you need to know, if you're considering moving overseas to live and teach.
What you'll learn
Helping you decide if international teaching is right for you
The steps to take to become an international teacher
Information on where to find jobs, salary packages and other considerations when choosing a role
Key insights on settling into your new city and school
Requirements
You'll need to be a fully qualified teacher to apply for roles. You may be considering this as an option for the future, in which case you'll need to be in training or considering training.
Be open to adventure and a brand new experience!
Description
This is a comprehensive course for anyone considering teaching abroad. Information is provided to help you make the decision if you're not sure whether it's for you. There is practical advice on qualifications you'll need, where to look for jobs and the application process. Once you've secured a job, you'll need to know what kinds of perks are on offer in an expat package, these could be accommodation, paid visa, paid medical insurance and flights. You'll have questions such as 'can I take my spouse and family?' 'How are international schools different from those at home?' and 'How do I choose a city and what's it like to live there?' Use the link to the Padlet for links to websites which will provide a huge amount of relevant information. You'll find out here what to pack and luggage allowances. Once you arrive in the country it can be daunting, so I've provided information on what to expect in your accommodation, your new city and your new school. Lastly there are issues to consider such as your trailing spouse and family, foreign travel, socialising and tax. I hope you're able to make the leap into a new life of teaching abroad because it's an awesome life. This course is designed to give you the confidence and the 'final push' to do it!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Qualifications and characteristics needed and your hopes and fears.
Lecture 3 Where can you teach and where to look for jobs
Lecture 4 Popular countries, applying for jobs and documents required
Lecture 5 Contract length, more info on expat packages and school types.
Lecture 6 What to pack, and more information on clothing
Lecture 7 Your arrival
Lecture 8 Your new school
Lecture 9 Other issues when teaching and living abroad
Qualified teachers considering teaching overseas and require more information
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