International School Teaching - Part 1: What is it? Who is it for?

This is an introduction of international teaching for those interested in living and teaching abroad. If you want to see the world, experience new cultures, and teach multilingual students, then this profession might be right for you.
I will do my best to cover topics such as how to apply, how to get hired, what to look for in an int'l school, and how to move in future videos. If you have any feedback for how I can improve these videos (aside from terrible video quality), please let me know. :)
Resources:
1. International School Review: www.internationalschoolsrevie...
2. Articles about Race and International Teaching:
- / an-open-letter-to-the-...
- / i-worked-as-a-recruite...
- www.globaldashboard.org/2020/...
- www.tieonline.com/article/272...
- internationaleducationtoday.c...
3. "Master List" of International Schools: www.internationalschoolsrevie...
East Asia
China - American International School of Guangzhou
China - International School of Beijing
China - Shanghai American School
China - Western Academy of Beijing
Hong Kong - Hong Kong International School
Japan - The American School in Japan
Japan - Yokohama International School
Taiwan - Taipei American School
Eastern Europe
Bulgaria - Anglo-American School of Sofia
Czech Republic - International School of Prague
Hungary - American International School of Budapest
Poland - American School of Warsaw
Romania - American International School of Bucharest
Russia - Anglo-American School of Moscow
Serbia - International School of Belgrade
Turkey - Istanbul International Community School
Latin America
Argentina - Associacion Escuelas Lincoln
Brazil - Graded School
Chile - International School Nido de Aguilas
Peru - Colegio Franklin Roosevelt
MENA
Egypt - Cairo American College
Israel - Walworth Barbour American International School
Jordan - American Community School, Amman
Oman - The American International School of Muscat
Qatar - American School of Doha
Saudi Arabia - American International School - Riyadh
UAE - American Community School of Abu Dhabi
UAE - American School of Dubai
South Asia
Bangladesh - American International School Dhaka
India - American Embassy School, New Delhi
India - American International School Chennai
India - American School of Bombay
Nepal - Lincoln School Kathmandu
Pakistan - International School of Islamabad
Sri Lanka - Overseas School of Colombo
South-East Asia
Indonesia - Jakarta Intercultural School
Malaysia - International School of Kuala Lumpur
Philippines - International School Manila
Singapore - Singapore American School
Singapore - UWCSEA
Thailand - International School Bangkok
Thailand - NIST International School
Thailand - Bangkok Patana School
Vietnam - UNIS Hanoi
Sub-Saharan Africa
Angola - Luanda International School
Ethiopia - International Community School of Addis Ababa
Ghana - Lincoln Community School, Accra
Kenya - International School of Kenya
Nigeria - American International School of Lagos
Senegal - International School of Dakar
South Africa - American International School of Johannesburg
Tanzania - International School of Tanganyika
Zambia - American International School of Lusaka
Zimbabwe - Harare International School
Western Europe
Austria - American International School, Vienna
Austria - Vienna International School
Belgium - International School of Brussels
Denmark - Copenhagen International School
France - American School of Paris
Germany - Frankfurt International School
Germany - International School of Hamburg
Germany - Munich International School
Italy - American Overseas School of Rome
Luxembourg - International School of Luxembourg
Netherlands - American School of the Hague
Netherlands - International School of Amsterdam
Spain - American School of Madrid
Switzerland - Inter-Community School of Zurich
Switzerland - International School of Basel
Switzerland - International School of Geneva
Switzerland - International School of Lausanne
Switzerland - Zurich International School
UK - TASIS
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[@BTTang-ux3lv]

Your video is much appreciated!!! --- from an admin/teacher of International School based in PRC

[@sk6796]

Thank you for the timestamps! It was a wonderfully informative video :)

[@kajerlou]

Subscribed. I hope to see a part 2 someday!

[@alenali8597]

Thank you Logan for sharing your thoughts with us! Please make more videos like this

[@mariiaxx0]

Hello, thank you for the information. Look forward to future videos on this topic.

[@Uwek212]

Please post the next video! I loved it

[@JustinBrown-km3ij]

Thanks for the information. I'm making the jump from TEFL to international schools next year. I have so much to learn before then. Looking forward to part 2 of this series.

[@jakegraham7265]

Thanks for the advice 🙏🏻

[@juniperdog5523]

Really refreshing take, thanks.

[@Mehranwahid]

Super! I am already in Germany but switching careers after nearly 50 years working with ships - just qualified with TEFL but looking at the local International School. This was super interesting!

[@mu.makbarzadeh2831]

Thank you for very informative video!

[@Grace-hw5vh]

Looking forward to part 2 🥳🎉

[@loganm.1984]

Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00
Definition: 1:10
Disclaimer: 4:10
School Tiers: 4:51
Benefits and Challenges: 9:10

[@dantesparta9921]

Great video I’m getting a history education major. Might change to English. But I am a duel citizen of Luxembourg and the us. So I’m hoping with my citizenship I can find a job at an international school in europe

[@SurfistaCamad]

A shame you never posted part 2! I was looking in your channel.

[@GameToPiano]

Thanks, I found your video very helpful.

[@javiermarcialcespedesberne8575]

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felicidades por sus vídeos y que ustedes y los suyos esten bien, sean bienvenidos siempre...

[@simplyshoeless8798]

Hi, super curious: how do you maintain an active teacher certification in the USA while you are overseas? Can you maintain a job at an international school if your certification goes inactive?

[@ahmedh9170]

I am answering your question in the hope that someone who comes across this video has the same question, lol. There are states for teacher license reciprocity.
There are a couple of ways to maintain an active license in the States. You can transfer your license to states with less stringent recertification processes, like WA, IL, NJ, TX, and MA. These states may require professional development (PD) and a fee for recertification. The year of certification varies between these states. Some may only require a fee and no PD courses, and some may require a combination (research what best fits your needs). IL and NJ are the best states to transfer your teaching license when you are abroad because their recertification can last for a lifetime or 5+ years, and they are unlikely to require PD courses as long as you are teaching abroad or in another state.

[@itswednesday591]

Part 2? ❤

[@ericespina6747]

Why do these schools call themselves "international schools" when you said that mostly the teachers are from UK, US, NZ, Australia?

[@guiyong]

Teachers are mostly coming from these areas because the language used in class is English and the closest education system to the one used in these schools is the American/British one (which also means that the teaching certificate required to teach there is related to these countries education system as well). Also, some international schools do not accept local students but only accept foreign/international passport holders.

[@muhammadwakeel430]

I learning the english

[@sunshine_traveler]

Hi, where is part 2?

[@br_nda]

is part 2 ever going to be posted lol

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[@mohamuudomar9492]

Sned me contacts

[@fromSpringfield]

Nonsense - "Problem with schools hiring non-whites," meaning not enough others. White, green, yellow, orange, brown has nothing to do with it. Merit does.