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Listen to an interview with a teacher in Sudan. Find
out about how to save 70% of your salary a year, and
listen to him discuss safety, security and what it's
like to live on the Nile.
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Find out about this up-and-coming, small but very
wealthy Middle Eastern country as you listen to a
discussion with a teacher who has lived there for 4
years. From camel parking to FIFA world cup theres
allot to say about Qatar!
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Listen to an interview with Seth, a licensed teacher
in Abu Dhabi city. Find out more about this unusual
programme which places western teachers into state
schools teaching local children.
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Andrea is a Canadian Primary teacher who is teaching
in Seoul, South Korea. Listen to Andrea as she
describes what it's like to live and teach in this very
metropolitan Asian city, learn about the places she has
visited and her favourite Korean foods. Warning:
listening may make you hungry!
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Listen to an interview with Ben, a British Primary
teacher who taught for a year in Kuwait City. Find out
about what the city looked like to a western
expatriate, what Kuwaiti children are like to teach,
and what there is to do on the weekends in this country
of many opportunities.
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Listen to an interview with the Headmaster of a very
successful school in Cairo. Find why only 1/4 of your
salary is paid in Egyptian currency, how you can save
thousands of pounds whilst making half of your UK
salary, how young, single women deal with unwanted
attention and above all, what it's like to teach in
this ancient, yet modern city.
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We chat with John Bastable, a very experienced
school director who has managed 6 schools worldwide,
and who is part of the International Baccalaureate
movement. Find out what the IB is all about, how it is
different than the state school system, who is best
suited to it and how to get on the "IB ladder".
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In this interview we talk to a school director about
what to expect in an telephone interview, what he looks
(or listens) for when interviewing, and how to make the
best impression. This is a great short introduction to
the art of telephone interviewing.
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Grace is a British trained primary teacher from
Nottingham who is teaching in the small city of Cirebon
in Indonesia. Grace one of three expatriate teachers at
a small local international school in a city of
200,000. It's a setting that is quite different than
the posh city schools of Jakarta or the state schools
at home. Find out how this experience has changed her
life.
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Neil is an experienced British teacher who started
his teaching career in Kuwait and has since moved on to
run our very successful Teachanywhere office in the
Middle East. In this interview, Neil shares with us his
views on the region.
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Renee is an Australian teacher who taught in China
for 2 years at an international school in Guangzhou as
soon as she graduated from teacher training. In this
informative interview, Renee shares with us her
experiences in school, and as a westerner in this
fascinating part of the world.
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In this interview we talk to Dee Cooley, who is the
Administration Manager for a group of 24 schools in the
Far East and Southeast Asia. Dee has lived in Singapore
for 7 years and she tells us what it?s like living and
working in this popular location, and what it?s like to
work at an international pre-school.
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Advisory teaching is something of interest to many
as it allows experienced teachers to work alongside
state school teachers in other countries in order to
improve teaching and learning. In this interview, we
chat with Nadine who is the Project Director of a
successful reform initiative in Abu Dhabi, and she
shares with us her views on everything from what she
looks for in an Advisory teacher to what is a typical
school day.
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