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Ep 13: What's in Your Contract?

Ep 13: What's in Your Contract?

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Understanding an international school contract can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re comparing countries, currencies, benefits, and legal protections. In this Teacher Toolbox episode, we break down what international teaching contracts typically include, what varies across regions, and where teachers realistically can and cannot negotiate. We walk through salary scales, bilingual contracts, housing and flight benefits, notice periods, and the clauses that matter most — so you can prepare confidently for your next move abroad.


Inside the episode:

  • What to expect in international school contracts across school types
  • Where negotiation is possible (and where it usually isn’t)
  • Key clauses teachers should look for when moving abroad
  • How regional differences shape your offer and benefits package


If you’re getting ready to teach overseas, comparing offers, or trying to understand your next steps in the hiring process, this episode will help you approach your contract with clarity and confidence.


🔗 Links & Resources:


📌School Tiers Explained Guide: https://connectedglobal.org/product/school-tiers-explained/?v=9c049173fad5


📌Common Clauses in Comprehensive School Contracts

https://connectedglobal.org/product/common-clauses-in-comprehensive-school-contracts/?v=9c049173fad5


🍬 Find lots of other global education goodies at:⁠⁠ https://connectedglobal.org


📞Book a consultation with us! We’re here to personalize support for whatever choices you are facing. 😊

https://connectedglobal.org/book-a-consultation/


💬 Have a question or story of your own? Drop it in the comments! We’d love to feature listener topics in future episodes.


💓 Don’t forget to subscribe if you're navigating life, learning, and leadership abroad.


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