Also forgot to add that I also teach World History at a community college.

Hello everyone!

I am beginning to research international teaching/schools and am interested in teaching abroad in the future. A bit about myself:

Male, 34 years old, married (wife is not a teacher), no kids
Masters Degree in European History (BA in History)
Certification in all social sciences
10 years teaching experience, 7 in IB program in U.S., currently teaching Economics and Theory of Knowledge
Varsity level head coach for 10 years

I spent several weeks in France in graduate school and have traveled to Europe several times and this is the area I would perhaps be most comfortable in but after some research I have found the cost of living and salaries just do not allow for much savings. Assuming you haven't been able to save much (and maybe you have) do those of you who have chosen Western Europe regret your choice? For those who are in Asia (China, Bangkok specifically), did you end up liking the area more than you thought you would?

I realize I haven't provided a lot of information/specifics regarding my experience but with my area being social sciences (not in-demand), is getting a good offer (not necessarily top-tier) possible? We would be living on my salary and would like some extra money for travel, but understand some sacrifices in other areas might be necessary.

Thanks in advance.