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Search international schools for subject teachers, primary teachers, specialists and leadership roles.
Search vacancies βOne professional hub for teachers who want to work abroad. Explore international-school markets, understand what employers look for, build a strong ATS-friendly CV, check your application readiness and prepare documents before you apply.
Start with the region that matches your qualifications, subject and career goals.
UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Oman have large international-school markets. Check degree, teaching licence, experience, subject and visa requirements for each vacancy.
Explore Gulf opportunities βOpportunities can depend heavily on state/province licensing, credential recognition and the visa route available to the school or teacher.
Explore North America βInternational schools recruit for British, IB, Cambridge and other curricula. Some roles have specific registration, qualification or right-to-work requirements.
Explore Europe βChina, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and other Asian markets offer international and bilingual-school opportunities. Requirements vary widely by country and school.
Explore Asia βTeacher registration and qualification recognition are important. Check the relevant state, territory or national requirements before applying.
Explore Oceania βInternational schools across South America and Africa recruit teachers for English-medium and international curricula, with country-specific requirements.
Explore other regions βUse these categories to focus your search. Always verify each vacancy and its eligibility requirements before applying.
Search international schools for subject teachers, primary teachers, specialists and leadership roles.
Search vacancies βLook for schools recruiting internationally and then confirm licensing and visa eligibility for the exact role.
Search vacancies βTarget international schools offering British, Cambridge, IB and other international curricula.
Search vacancies βSearch international and bilingual schools, paying close attention to degree, experience and visa conditions.
Search vacancies βInvestigate registration and qualification-recognition requirements before submitting applications.
Search vacancies βExplore international-school opportunities in Africa, South America and other emerging markets.
Search vacancies βDon't just list duties. Show evidence of teaching ability, impact and international readiness.
Use the exact role, subject, grade level and curriculum language that genuinely matches your experience.
Where truthful, show outcomes: improved results, projects delivered, resources created, competitions, leadership or student progress.
Clearly identify CBC/CBE, Cambridge, IGCSE, IB, Pearson Edexcel, British, American or other curriculum experience you actually have.
Highlight lesson planning, assessment, differentiation, classroom management, practical work, safeguarding and student-centred teaching.
Include relevant LMS, online teaching, presentation, assessment and educational technology skills.
Show collaboration, communication, adaptability and experience working with diverse learners, colleagues and communities.
Enter your real information and generate a clean CV preview. No qualifications or experience are invented.
Review your information before printing or saving as PDF.
Before sending an application, make sure your CV contains the essentials.
Use your CV to tell an evidence-based professional story.
Keep a complete version containing all relevant experience, achievements, qualifications and professional development.
Adapt the profile, skills and achievement bullets to the exact role instead of sending the same CV everywhere.
Replace generic claims with truthful examples of what you did, how you did it and what changed because of your work.
Understand its curriculum, student population, teaching philosophy and expectations before writing your application.
Keep certificates, transcripts, registration documents, references, passport and other requested documents organised.
Check qualification recognition, teacher licensing, visa/work permit, experience, safeguarding and language requirements.
Have an international teaching vacancy? Submit the details for consideration.
Include the school/organisation, country, job title, subject or role, grade level, curriculum, minimum qualifications, experience, closing date and official application link.
The combination of a strong professional profile, relevant teaching experience, qualifications/licensing, curriculum knowledge, measurable achievements and skills that match the vacancy. The strongest CV is tailored rather than generic.
Prioritise relevant teaching and professional experience. Older or unrelated roles can be shortened when they do not strengthen the application.
Photo expectations differ by country, employer and vacancy. Do not assume a photo is required. Follow the destination and employer's stated requirements.
Use the shortest length that communicates your relevant evidence well. Early-career applicants may often need less space, while experienced teachers may need more. Avoid padding the CV just to reach a page count.
No. The builder is designed to present genuine experience. If you have related skills or training, describe that accurately rather than claiming experience you do not have.
No. CBE Nexus can help with preparation and discovery, but the employer and relevant authorities determine hiring, qualification recognition, licensing and immigration eligibility.
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