The Beginnings Of My Teach Abroad Journey!
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- 🌍 Unveiling The Beginnings Of My Teach Abroad Journey! ✈️
Join me as I embark on an exciting adventure-my teach abroad journey! In this video, I’ll share the story of how it all began, from the initial decision to teach around the world, to the steps I took to turn this dream into reality. Whether you're considering teaching abroad or just curious about life as an expat teacher, this video will give you an inside look at the challenges, joys, and discoveries that come with starting a new chapter in a foreign country.
In This Video, You’ll Learn:
Why I Chose to Teach Abroad: What inspired me to take this leap and teach in a different country and across 6 continents.
My Preparation Process: The steps I took to get ready for my international teaching adventure, from applications to packing.
First Impressions: My initial thoughts and feelings upon arriving in my new home country.
Tips for Aspiring Teachers: Practical advice for anyone thinking about starting their own teaching abroad journey.
Whether you're looking for teach abroad tips, inspiration to follow your dreams, or just a peek into life as an expat, this video is for you! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to follow along on my journey as I navigate teaching, living, and exploring a new culture.
Keywords:
Teach Abroad Journey, Teaching Abroad, Expat Teacher, International Teaching, Teaching Overseas, Teaching Abroad Tips, Teaching English Abroad, Starting Teach Abroad, Life Abroad, Expat Life
I totally agree with you. I worked at an international school in Nigeria as a local expart and it was a great and eye opening experience. Currently working in the UK. I hope to try teaching internationally in the nearest future.
It’ll be the best thing you’d ever experience. Welcome to the family, I’d really love to swap stories with you or even have you on the channel at some point.
@@DiasporaDoodles I am happy to be here. Teaching in the UK is quite exhausting. It’s different from my international teaching experience mostly because of the policies that seem to take the control off teachers. There seem to be no consequences for misbehavior rather it’s mostly put off as SEN. I am really considering a career switch at this point. I feel burnt out and mentally drained. How was your experience here in the UK?
@@Onyi.AnekweI’ve stayed international for the past decade. I go back every year for CPD events, since the parent company of the school I work with is based in the UK. However, because they have schools all the globe, I can be anywhere I choose to move to, within the organisation.
@@DiasporaDoodles Sounds like an adventure. I’ll love to learn more about this opportunity. You are doing an amazing job encouraging teachers❤️
@@Onyi.Anekwe awwww, thank you. Would you like to hop on my channel next week for a live? We need to show others that there’s a lot to be gained from this noble profession - especially in the international teaching environment. ☺️
Keep it up Janette
Your story is such an eye opener to me. This is exactly what I want to do with my life right now, I just started watching your videos and am already in love with your personality. Please I need your guidance.
I’m glad my story inspires you. Please send me your CV let’s discuss where to start you on your journey
This video has inspired me more on my beginner's journey of becoming an international Mathematics teacher. Thank you.
You can do it! 💪
Awesome... Why am i just seeing you on this channel🤦
I wouldnt have been where I am now😁
Thank you for setting up this video
Welcome aboard!
I am also experiencing a situation where people have never seen someone like me and at times the reactions are overwhelming
Tell me about it! Wow, care to share where you work?
Inspiring, great adventure 🔥❤🎉❤, Maa.
Thank you! 😃
I would love to be an international school teacher to learn ,unlearn , relearn and also to impact and demonstrate my passions for teaching and putting smile you on there faces
Sounds great! Welcome aboard the travel teachers train haha
Thank you, this is an eye opener
😊
Hi thank you for taking us through this process just join your channel.Am a qualified teacher here in Nigeria and i really want an international teaching exposure.
Please send me an email so we can discuss your options
@@DiasporaDoodles can you please share your email?
I am very much interested in becoming an international teacher. I am qualified to teach in my home country, Nigeria.
This is great, thank you for sharing all this knowledge with us, its really much appreciated. I get stressed whenever I have to change my hairstyle because of the attention and non filtered comments I get whenever I come back with a new hairstyle
Haha! It winds me up so much, especially the unsolicited physical contact. I have to employ all my acting skills to stay calm 😅😅😅
Literally, it's the unfiltered comments for me and I have to remind myself that if I remove my filters and be brutally honest I'll possibly get axed😂
Hahahaha!!! My exact same thoughts hahahah
You are just amazing 😍
Wow! Thanks ☺️
Wonderful, what a way to begin your teaching career.
Thank you so much! ☺️
I would love to teach as an international school teacher. I want to be an expert teacher, I want the world to feel my impact. I've got a lot in me that I'm willing to bring out and I believe that my journey as an international teacher will help me fulfil this passion.
Wow! Yes please! Welcome aboard! 🤗
Honestly I would love to teach in an international school setting. I never thought of this. Thinking of it now I am really excited
You should be! It’s awesome!
I am very much interested in becoming an international expert teacher, I love passing knowledge to the younger generation. Nothing is as sweet as seeing the spark in a child's eye when you teach him or her something they never knew
It’s the magic that pulls us into the classroom each day haha!
I am an international school teacher too ,sweet experience and it really what it. Will love to do it as long as i am opportune to
You can do it! It’s an awesome experience
❤❤❤
Thank you Clara. Looking forward to that collaboration with you.
I enjoyed watching your video and listening to your story. You are amazing ❤❤❤❤
Thank you. I look forward to seeing you on this journey, inspiring others too.
Very interesting! Learning a lot from you. 👏🏾
Awesome! Thank you!
I would love too be an expert teacher
Brilliant
Nice one my friend 🧡
Thanks 🤗
I have taught in international schools before
Really? What was your experience? Care to share?
@@DiasporaDoodles it was tough and awesome
But not in my most preferred area the kg, I thought English in secondary even when I didn't study English but I got lots of experience though .
@@user-ho7rc4dj2p It must have been a vibe. 😃
I am interested. I need help.
I am experienced
I would love to be an international school teacher because all i am waiting and praying for are accommodation for my 2 kids and husband, good salary, health care insurance and return tickets for our holidays....
I am a mathematics teacher. Hiw can you be of help to me ma. I am really ready
Please send me your CV via diaspora.doodler@gmail.com
It does sound amazing, do you have any countries you recommend for someone nearly 50 years old (47 soon) with a bachelors but no teaching certification?
You’re still young.
I can recommend all 195 countries of the world, but it’ll still come down to what you want. I can live anywhere (and I have ☺️) so I’d recommend anywhere, but can you live anywhere? Or do you have a preference?
@DiasporaDoodles Anywhere that it doesn't snow! Only half kidding. I guess almost anywhere with friendly people where my age isn't a problem, and maybe where I could take a month unpaid leave every year to visit the US. Also someplace where a fairly bare bones lifestyle can be lived for $1000/month or not much more. Thanks for these videos, very fun!
@@mikestout9588 haha, thank you. I had fun making the videos ☺️
Can you tolerate up to 54 degrees Celsius heat? 😃
@@DiasporaDoodles oh my! Is that in Saudi Arabia? I've never experienced it so I guess it's hard to say, but it sounds better than snow!
Then I’d recommend somewhere in Asia! I had so much fun travelling and around and learning all about the different countries there that I ended up buying a place there. ☺️
Hi my sister, How do you apply to get these nice jobs, is it on tes?
Yes, I always use TES, however there are other paid services like TeachAway, TeachAbroad and Guardian Jobs. There are also agents who help, but I have never used those. I will be uploading a video on that soon.
I need help to be one as well sis, where do i start from?
Fantastic. Do you have a degree? A teaching certification in your home country? Or are you willing to go through training? Answering these questions will determine the path you can follow. I just mentored a few people who were in the banking field who wanted to make the cross into teaching. Let me know so I can advise accordingly.
@DiasporaDoodles please I will like to be trained, thank you
@@ajewolemayokun7696 to start, I need to know your current qualifications. Secondly, what relevant experience do you have? Finally, is your CV up to date?
Or
Would you rather go through the Teacher Training course? Or a salaried training route? Everything depends on you. You can send me an email to discuss your options.
I am a computer science graduate, and I have once worked has an IT teacher, but I don’t have any teaching certificate. I currently own a printing press in Port harcourt, and I don’t mind any route honestly, also I will like your professional suggestions in that regard.
Can I go in as a teachers assistant, I just watched a video where you me you mentioned that. Thank you for your prompt response
@@ajewolemayokun7696what have you decided to do?
I study computer science too I just started PGDE
I need help in becoming one. Pls help
Sure, what type of help do you need?
I have PGD and TRCN but I don't have experience how do I get help and am 44 already
@@chizobachizoba608, hello and welcome to the family.
1. Have you legalised and authenticated your documents? If you have, then there are steps to take to get the teaching experience you need.
2. What continent are you interested in? 44 is a good age to teach. Your confidence at the interview stage is what matters, as some schools would hire you over a younger teacher because you’ll be perceived as someone with a more grounded worldview and your maturity means you know exactly what you want. One person I just mentored, who now works in the UK, started her TeachAbroad career at 54. My next video will explain it all.
@@DiasporaDoodles I don't know what you mean by legalization and authentication of my documents and I would love Canada or Us
@@chizobachizoba608 hi, this just means taking your degree certificates to the Ministry of Education to have it stamped to show it’s authenticity so that the canadian province’s board of education will take it from there. Please also take it to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well, so that if you need to move from one school or country to another, then a visit to the Nigerian embassy wherever you are will settle the matter. More on that in my video tomorrow, so please stay tuned.
New subscriber just sent an email. 🤍🇬🇧
Awesome thank you for subbing. I will look at my email.
Keep it up Janette