While many English-speaking countries like the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are experiencing flat or declining growth in teacher populations and phrases like 鈥渢eacher shortage鈥� are materializing in news headlines, the international education sector is on an incredible upswing.
Sometimes simple questions require complex answers, write John Hopkins and Thomas Nolan of Harrow Beijing.
Bal Basra considers why international assignments fail, and what employers can do to prevent it.
Kidnap and ransom insurance protects schools and students against financial losses due to kidnapping, ransom demands, and extortion, as Pacific Prime outline in this article.
Irena Barker looks at how far the International Baccalaureate has come in the 50 years since awarding its first qualification.
Jeremy House, Head of School at AMADEUS International School Vienna, Austria, looks at the international sector鈥檚 role in shaping education.