Specialist Sector

An international head explains what teachers need to know about the international market and how to ensure your career overseas blossoms – whether sticking in the same school or moving continents

New data from ISC Research reveals that international school groups now command fees totalling $22.3 billion (£17 billion) and are responsible for the education of almost 2.2 million pupils

SEND provision in overseas schools was hit hard by the Covid crisis but, as a result of the scale of the challenge, new insights and innovations came to light that helped those still developing their provision to evolve quickly

In the second article in our series for those considering a career abroad, we look at some of the pitfalls that can exist so you are fully informed about what to expect before you take the plunge

The chief executive of the National Governance Association explains why the organisation has produced two versions of its governance guidance for the first time – one for schools, and a second for MATs

How do you show off your school to prospective parents and their children if it is inaccessible? That was the challenge international schools faced in the pandemic – and it opened their eyes to the power of virtual school tours, as Kester Brewin discovers

In the first of a three-part series, a seasoned international teacher offers some key advice for those considering a move abroad to work in international schools. First up – how to find the school that’s right for you

The government plans outlined in the SEND Green Paper are too focused on finance – but they do give us an opportunity to tackle long-standing issues, says this special-school leader

International teaching offers attractive salaries but teachers often find that surprise costs abroad leave them short of cash – and this is an issue that schools need to consider in their recruitment processes, finds Sean Smith

Leading lights from the world of initial teacher education will debate how the sector needs to evolve by 2030 at the World Education Summit next week. Tes has had a preview of the big questions they’ll be tackling

Staff and pupils at the British School of Ukraine were forced to flee when the Russian invasion began. But, despite being scattered around the world, lessons continue, as one teacher explains

Co-teachers, a Chinese curriculum, different pedagogies – teaching in a bilingual school in China can be a steep learning curve but very rewarding, too, as these teachers explain