Thanks for the info!

Any schools you would say have the better packages? My husband is a trained Teacher Assistant though not currently working as one. Would schools consider hiring him as well? I live in australia. Should I go to the Bangkok fair with my husband or just send my CV direct to schools? I am currently completing my masters which includes post grad units in IB giving me IB Teacher Award 1 certificate. I love the curriculum. I have been teaching for 20yrs and have fantastic references. Also, do I have to 'tailor make' my CV for each individual school? Thanks!

[quote="nancyt"]Brussels is tax free for the first two years....Krakow may be the least for spending but you have to see the salary/package first. Who gives housing, flights home etc? That will be a big expense if the school doesn't offer it (my guess is Brussels and Madrid do not) I think that you can save money on one salary (I do - one teacher, family of 4, europe) but you have to be thoughtful about it. You won't make as much as you think you might, but you can live.[/quote]

Can you tell me if it possible to afford the living costs for myself and 3 dependents teaching at an international school in europe? We are very interested in eastern Europe as packages seem better. We will have eu visas sonmy husband would like to find work too though he only speaks english. He is a trained teacher assistant. We are careful spenders and would love the chance to see various parts of europe. Regards Kylie
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