The Racism of Teaching Abroad
I’ve debated for many YEARS about whether to write this post about racism of teaching abroad. Don’t think that this…
Tag: Teaching in the Middle East
Inside the classroom of a public school teacher in the UAE
I’ve been at school for the past 4 weeks and since I began teaching, my most requested topic has become,…
Abu Dhabi Life: The ADEC Housing Debacle
A month ago I was telling my husband, Expat Fox, that I was worried about losing my blog’s following and…
Touchdown in Abu Dhabi (the 1st few days of an ADEC teacher)
For those of my readers who have been living under the proverbial rock, I left Kuwait amidst a flurry of…
What to expect when you want to teach in Abu Dhabi with ADEC?
This is a post for people wondering what it is like to obtain a job teaching overseas, for prospective teachers…
Why Expat Panda can’t stay in Kuwait any longer
As you read this, I am on a plane bound for South Africa. Kuwait is a few 100 kilometers behind me…
Life in Kuwait: Being oppressed as a woman
Last week I read a comment on Facebook about how restrictive life must be for women working in the Middle…
Tan lines and good vibes!
One of the major complaints that expats have here in Kuwait is the lack of things to do. By this,…
How can you just leave AND what about your husband?
People constantly ask me, “How can you just leave?” and “Aren’t you scared?” so in this post, let me be…
Interviewing for teaching positions in the Gulf: the unscripted truth
Before When you register with a recruitment agency, you will have to fill out a heap of documents. Have…
