Great, useful input - thanks a lot. I'll see how they come across at the job fair. By the way, with the whole 'for profit' status, are there many 'not for profit' international schools and what sort of difference does that make??

Thanks a lot for the the further info. Really interesting. So on that package it seems I will actually be losing money year on year?? Shoot! Myanmar might be awesome but thats a lot to pay when Bangkok will pay 50000 dollars upwards... That's gonna make it hard. So anyone out there actually know MISY?? Is it bad form to try and negotiate the salary up?! Cheers

Great thanks Psyguy. I'm intrigued by Myanmar personally so if that's the best school there then it seems like a good bet as a place to start. Anyone else have any experience of it or recently living in Myanmar? Cheers

Hello folks

Anyone know anything about this school? It seems to be quite new and also not to be muddled up with the International School of Yangon. Also what's Myanmar like to love in and how's life in Myanmar changed recently? Thanks!

Hey Calipro / Psyguy

Thanks for the input. Getting a clearer image of the set up there now. I agree Calipro it's nice not to be around too many tourists / expats. I'd need a few though! When you say minimal is that in the 10s or the 100s!! Did you teach there yourself by the way?

Thanks again!

Hi folks

Thanks for this, appreciate the input! Just wondering if there's any info on the actual school? Also is there a largish ex-pat community in Barranquilla / other teachers around and about or mostly local people?

Cheers

Hi folks

Any info on this school or living in Barranquilla would be most appreciated. Thanks!