As part two to my previous post I was wondering if anyone can recommend any positive experiences. While I have been teaching ESL nationally and internationally for many years, I am newly certified to teach elementary and am looking to gain experience at an I.B school. Any recommendations?

As I search for a quality international school and find myself relying on the opinions of others, I wonder..... Why does it seem that 90% of the reviews posted are negative. Is this the general quality of international schools out there or is it just that frustrated, unhappy people are more driven to write reviews than those who have had a great experience? Seriously, after reading through the reviews on this site, I am discouraged.

Any new or updated info/ advice for this school?

Ok. My TESL teaching career has taken me to many countries. I am now completing my B.Ed and hope to continue to live in and explore the different areas of the world. Like many others, during my adventures abroad I met a (Latin) man and we are planning to build a future together. My question is this... Will having a non-teaching partner ( maybe in future spouse) seriously limit my abiities to find a job abroad? I do love him but having to stay in Canada all my life seriously pops my bubble.

Due to the overwhelming number of responses I have been getting on the last post I will modify the question........... Which of the European Union countries would I have the best shot of getting a job without a E.U passport?

Hello. I am a Canadian who has overseas experience teaching ESl, Geography, and American Lit. I have a Masters of Ed and am currently completing my B.Ed. I am looking to work in Spain but I was not able to attend the job fairs and I do not have an E.U passport. What are my chances of relocating to Spain (Madrid) and finding a decent job in a reputable school once I get there. Any advice or tips?