Advice on Teaching Career Path

I believe they are subject based. Some schools require it as an admission requirement and/or for a US teaching certificate.

I might take it, but it will depend on the school that I am looking at. Most of them are waiving this as a requirement though.
 
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You need to define what you mean by private school and what you consider high paying. There are two types private schools: International and National Plus.

Just to be pedantic, there is acutally no such designation, nor has there ever been.

There are;
1. National Schools
2. Embassy Schools
3. SPK Schools (basically everything else, including so called National Plus and International schools)
 
Hi all international educators.. hope you all are still doing fine.
just wondering, do you procure international resources from abroad? like Findel / TTS or lakeshore kind of stuffs?
 
Hi all international educators.. hope you all are still doing fine.
just wondering, do you procure international resources from abroad? like Findel / TTS or lakeshore kind of stuffs?

Yes. Some resources we get from abroad and some local. the schools I worked out figured out that it was easier to use a freight forwarder for door to door service once a year instead of trying to navigate customs and imports every time.

Pronin are one such option that I have used before and would be happy to reccomend.
 

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