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NEXT explores international school recruitment from the candidates side of the table. Articles offer practical insights for candidates so they are recruitment ready.
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Should Educators Use Canva To Write Their CV? (opens the original)
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The short answer is yes.But there’s a big “but” attached to that answer.Canva can help you create a CV that’s visually appealing, easy to read and memorable. But there’s a difference between using Canva to design your CV and using a Canva template as your CV.Both are useful but a template can make your application look like everyone else’s.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1730890802243-ed276ffebb79?crop=entropy&cs=tinysrgb&fit=max&fm=jpg&ixid=M
International School Job Fair Calendar 2026 - 2027 (opens the original)
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International school job fairs are still an important part of recruitment for many schools and can be a great way for educators to meet schools, explore opportunities, make connections and, interview for positions.The value of in-person fairs has shifted as recruitment has become increasingly virtual, but they still offer something that online applications can’t always replicate: the chance to have a real conversation, get a feel for a school and build a connection with recruiters and school lea
Reflect Your Scope Not Your Job Title (opens the original)
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In international schools, many educators are working far beyond the limits of their formal title. They are leading initiatives, shaping systems, mentoring colleagues, managing complexity, and carrying significant responsibility, often without their title fully reflecting the level at which they are operating.Yet when it comes to writing a CV, people frequently reduce themselves back down to the wording on their JD.That is where many strong candidates undersell themselves.Too often, educators wri
The A - Z of Finding An International Teaching Job (opens the original)
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So, you’ve decided you might want to teach overseas.Great. Now comes the slightly more complicated question: where on earth do you start?The international school recruitment world can feel like a maze when you’re new to it. There are agencies, job fairs, school websites, LinkedIn groups, recommendations and vacancies that seem to appear out of nowhere.The good news is that you don’t need to rely on one route. The best job searches usually involve a combination of approaches.Here’s your A to Z gu
How Do You Get Interview Feedback? (opens the original)
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You’ve had the interview. You’ve waited. Then the email arrives.“Thank you for your time. Unfortunately, we’ve decided to proceed with another candidate.”And that’s it.You ask for feedback, hoping to understand what you could have done differently, or why you are not a good fit, but usually you hear nothing. Or you receive the familiar response: “There were several strong candidates, and it was a difficult decision.”It can be frustrating, particularly when you genuinely want to learn from the ex
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