“Is teaching abroad realistic for someone like me?”

Yes — and this is one of the biggest myths I help dismantle. Teachers of all ages, experience levels, and life stages teach abroad successfully every year. Whether you’re a brand-new graduate or a veteran educator feeling burned out, we focus on your strengths and goals to find the right fit — not a one-size-fits-all path.

I don’t have international teaching experience. Will schools even consider me?

Absolutely. Many international schools actively hire teachers coming from U.S. classrooms (and UK, Australia, etc.). What matters most is how your experience is presented and aligned with what schools are looking for — and that’s where my guidance makes a difference. Together, we translate your experience into language international recruiters understand and value.

Is this only for people who want to teach forever?

Not at all. Teaching abroad can be a short-term adventure, a strategic career pivot, or a long-term lifestyle change. Some teachers go for one contract; others discover an entirely new way of living and working. I help you design a path that supports your long-term vision — whatever that may be.

What if I choose the wrong country or school?

This is a very real fear — and a valid one. My role is to help you ask the right questions before accepting an offer, understand contracts clearly, and recognize red flags. While no job is perfect, informed decisions dramatically reduce risk and increase satisfaction.

I’m overwhelmed and don’t even know where to start.

That’s exactly why Global Edventuring exists. You don’t need to figure everything out at once. We take this process step by step — from clarity and confidence to concrete action — so it feels manageable instead of exhausting.

Is this service worth the investment?

Most clients tell me they wish they had guidance sooner. International hiring mistakes can be costly — financially, emotionally, and professionally. Investing in expert support often saves time, prevents missteps, and helps you land a position that truly improves your quality of life.

Do you help with resumes, interviews, and contracts?

Yes — depending on your package. Support can include resume/CV optimization, interview preparation, contract review guidance, and help understanding benefits, visas, and relocation considerations. I meet you where you are and provide the level of support you need.

I’m afraid to leave the U.S. — what if I regret it?

Fear doesn’t mean you’re making the wrong choice; it means you’re considering something meaningful and new. Our work together focuses on thoughtful planning, emotional readiness, and realistic expectations — so you move forward with intention rather than impulse.

Can you help if I’m a single teacher or a parent?

Yes. I have personal and professional experience navigating international education as a single parent (and with fur babies). We consider finances, housing, school environments, and lifestyle factors so your move supports your whole life, not just your job.

What if I’m not ‘confident enough’ for international interviews?

Confidence isn’t something you have or don’t have — it’s something you build. Interview preparation and mindset support are key parts of my consulting. You’ll walk into interviews knowing how to communicate your value clearly and authentically.

What makes Global Edventuring different?

I’m not an agency, and I don’t push placements. I’m an educator who has lived this life and understands both the logistics and the emotional side of teaching abroad. My only goal is to help you make the best decision for you — with clarity, honesty, and support.

Still have questions?

If you’re unsure which package is right for you, start with a Compass Package. We’ll talk through your situation and decide together what kind of support makes sense — no pressure, ever.