Teaching Overseas: The Fantasy and The Facts

by Ken and Darlene Bobrosky

Teaching Overseas: The Fantasy and The Facts by Ken and Darlene Bobrosky (Book) in Reference
Publisher: Ken Bobrosky
Copyright: © 2007  Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: Bahamas
Download: 1 documents, 899 KB

Printed: 229 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

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Teachers have all probably asked themselves the question, "Should I apply to teach overseas?" at some time. Our eight years of overseas teaching experience allows us to assist the prospective international teacher with first hand information on: documentation needed, teacher placement agencies, job fairs, contract issues, helpful websites, safety and security considerations, health care, housing and much more. This book is the essential research handbook for the potential overseas teacher. It includes step by step procedures, answers all the key questions and includes the personal experiences and advice from dozens of practicing international teachers from all over the world


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Good solid information [ No Rating ] 19 Jan 2008
"Teaching Overseas" is a great book for anyone interested in teaching internationally, especially first-timers. It supplies job seekers with valuable information about what to expect, both the good and the not-so-good, as well as entertaining anecdotes that support the facts. The layout is very easy to navigate when you want "just the facts" and the stories are good reading.
I have worked overseas for almost 20 years as a teacher and administrator. One of my long-term roles was as faculty liaison, helping newcomers settle in to their new lives and life-styles. If teachers had had this book in hand beforehand, the process would have been much sinpler and often happier, as expectations would have been more realistic. I heartily recommend "Teaching Overseas" for those looking at teaching outside their own country ... and I also recommend teaching overseas for those who have a bit of wanderlust. A good book to help with a great experience.

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