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Little Fox was established in 2000 and creates an animated English fairy tale library. It has grown to include both online and offline education through the opening of 70 language schools throughout Korea.

Eagle International Preschool in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is seeking passionate and creative Preschool English Teachers to join our international team. Teachers will plan and deliver engaging lessons in English,

The Physics Teacher position at a Private British School in Doha, Qatar, is a full-time, permanent role focused on delivering high-quality education in line with the UK National Curriculum. The successful

Alright, let’s dive into this opportunity – your next adventure in education, culture, and personal growth! We’re seeking passionate and enthusiastic ESL teachers to join our vibrant school community

Let’s be real—when most people picture life as an expat in China, they’re dreaming of teaching English in a sleek Shanghai classroom, sipping matcha in a café with a view of the Bund, or mastering

Ever found yourself staring at your screen like a confused raccoon trapped in a library, desperately searching for answers that feel just out of reach? You’re not alone. In a world where the internet

Life in China as an Au Pair: Not Your Grandma’s Babysitting GigLet me paint you a picture: it's 6 a.m., the sky's still a soft grey, and I'm standing in a kitchen that looks like it's been airlifted

youYou know, that moment when you’re sipping coffee on a quiet Tuesday morning, and suddenly your phone buzzes with a notification: “Your Netflix queue is ready,” but only if you’re in the U.S.

Let’s be real—when most people think of moving to China, they picture fluorescent-lit classrooms, chalkboards full of grammar rules, and the gentle hum of students trying to pronounce “th” without

You know that feeling when you’re standing at the edge of a new country, suitcase in one hand, heart in the other, and your entire future feels like a half-finished puzzle? That was me at Beijing Capital

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There’s a quiet irony in the air of Chinese classrooms where English isn’t just a subject—it’s a symbol, a bridge, a whispered promise of global connection. And yet, somehow, the very people teaching