LATE HIT: Teaching Overseas Programs

[Nancy Bross <nbross@POTLATCH.ESD112.WEDNET.EDU>]

    Perhaps your Senior English teacher might be interested in teaching
for the Department of Defense (DoDEA) which has American schools based
in England, Germany, Azores, Korea, Japan, Okinawa, etc. to include my
own location in Iceland.
    Unfortunately, I am running out of time this morning, however, if
your teacher is intersted I'll be happy to provide more details for her.
-- As a teacher, you receive a base salary, a housing allowance (should
you choose to live off base) or free housing and utilities, and a free
trip home to the U.S. every year or two depending on your location.

Jeanette Hayward
A.T.  Mahan High School
PSC 1003 Box 52
FPO AE 09728-0352
NATO Base, Keflavik, Iceland
jeanette@isholf.is

I taught overseas for 12 years and was recruited by schools attending job
fairs.  Have the teacher look up The International Educator (TIE) on the
Internet and/or call International Schools Services in Princeton New
Jersey.  The fairs are in February and June for the following September.
There are hundreds (if not thousands) of international schools all around
the world and the opportunities are mind boggling.  Just writing about it
makes me want to go again!  If the teacher wants to contact me directly,
I'd be happy to give some suggestions.

Geri McMahon
gmcmahon@monroe.edu


Date: Wed, 19 Nov 1997 16:16:44 +0300
From: sandes@wilken-dsm.com (Earl Sande)
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To: Nancy Bross <nbross@POTLATCH.esd112.wednet.edu>
Subject: Re: GEN: Teaching Overseas Programs
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Nancy : you'll find a number of sites on the internet.  Suggest you try
the International Schools Service (ISS).  If you can't find it, I'll
send you my file.  Earl Sande (International School of Tanganyika, Dar
es Salaam, Tanzania)

Be sure and look into teaching for the Dept of Defense. They hire teachers
and librarians for the schools on military bases abroad. (I attended DoD
schools as a child.) The general requirement is that you be certified.
Bec it's govt, it fairly safe. Primarily American kids, on a base, with the
usual safety net of services available. Ask any military person for
details, or me if you need them.

Good luck, Kelly

Kelly R. McBride          Asst. Dir. for Public Services
k_mcbride@clinch.edu          John Cook Wyllie Library
540.328.0159                       Clinch Valley College
                                          Wise, VA 24293

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