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[prlester]

Hi, I am working towards a general science degree in secondary education, allowing me to teach all high school science. I am very interested in teaching overseas with this degree (not conversation schools). I was particularly interested in E.Europe, S. America or Asia.
Are there any schools abroad that employ U.S. certified teachers, particularly American students? I heard there are private schools for expat children. Any other options, American students or otherwise? Thank you.

[dixie]

The private schools you are talking about tend to be the better ones to work for, but it sounds like private schools in general is what you are looking for (at least in regards to down South here).

Not sure where you are located, but a lot of the schools just finished up their job fair tour. It would have been good to hit one of those up if you were in the area. Qualified science teachers are often sought after.

If you can near yourself down to a country (or even several), then posting in the specific forum might lead to better answers.

[naturegirl321]

International schools. Try these, but you usually need two years experience first.


INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
www.bulter.nl/universities/index.asp List of Universities
www.worldwide.edu Worldwide Education
www.nics.org/openings.php Network of Christian Schools Int'l
www.cobisec.org/ Council of British Independent Schools in the EC
www.state.gov/m/a/os List of American International schools
www.bisw.org/ British International Schools Worldwide
www.acsi.org Association of Christian Schools International
www.ibo.org International Baccalaureate Organisation
www.isbi.com/ Independent Schools of the British Isle
www.moveandstay.com Selected Schools, children of Executives
www.internationaleducationmedia.com Unis and Schools Worldwide
www.aassa.com/htm/schools.htm Association of Am Schools in SA
http://aoshs.wichita.edu/SchoolsByCountry.html Am Overseas Schools
www.iie.org Institute of International Education