by Salah ElBaba | Apr 1, 2021 | Teachers' Stories, Teaching Abroad, The Middle East, Tips & Hacks
We get asked the question so often – “Why do your vacancies only state single teachers and why can’t I bring my family along to teach in the Middle East”? “Can I sponsor my family myself….” As a recruitment agency, we must work according to the requirements given to...
by Salah ElBaba | Mar 3, 2021 | Teachers' Stories, Teaching Abroad, Tips & Hacks
Teaching overseas is challenging as it is – you move to a new country, you have to adapt to a new culture, learn to teach according to a new curriculum and learn new ways of doing things. It’s never easy and it takes our teachers quite some time to find their feet and...
by Salah ElBaba | Feb 10, 2021 | Location Spotlights, Teachers' Stories, The Middle East
Why Bahrain? Bahrain, which means ‘two seas’, is actually made up of an archipelago of 33 islands. The pearls:- Bahrain is known for its variety of pearls. If you’re the adventurous type, a licensed diving company will whisk you off to the middle of the...
by Admin | May 30, 2020 | Teachers' Stories
This week, we’ve been treated to Tracey and Este’s story – two teachers who found an amazing friendship in a new, strange land. Both teachers are in Dubai, and have shared a few of their thoughts and experiences so far. Have you ever worked and...
by Admin | May 30, 2020 | Teachers' Stories
The fantastic Netanye has given us a glimpse into the life of a teacher in Abu Dhabi. We can tell you about teaching until the cows come home, but there’s nothing like a first-hand account from a teacher living abroad. I have had the urge to teach in the Middle...
by Admin | May 30, 2020 | Teachers' Stories
We hope, that by reading this, young teachers will be inspired to take the plunge and go teach abroad. Afterwards, if they want to, they can come back to positions they deserve and provide South African learners with the education they deserve. The reason we do what...
