International+Schools

Connecting with International Schools
These schools are populated by children of diplomats, multinational corporation executives, NGO directors, and usually several wealthy local families. The language of instruction is English, and they are often very well-resourced with 1:1 programs, access to high-speed internet, and a very supportive school administration.

For those of you looking to make connections with English-language students in specific countries or regions, you can find listings of the schools from their associated regional council:

CoIS: Council of International Schools: http://www.cois.org/ ECIS: European Council of International Schools: http://www.ecis.org/ EARCOS: East Asia Regional Council of Overseas Schools: http://www.earcos.org/ (this one will also have Indian schools) ISS: International School Services: http://www.iss.edu/index.asp (service connects teachers with jobs at international schools) NESA: Near East South Asia Association of Schools: http://www.nesacenter.org/ (this one will have mostly Middle Eastern and Indian schools) AASSA: Association of American Schools in South America: http://www.aassa.com/ MAIS: Mediterranean Association of International Schools: http://www.mais-web.org/
 * International School Associations**

The most meaningful way to connect with other teachers and classes is to build your own personal learning network, but this might give you the inspiration or starting point to get connected!

Classroom 2.0 - http://classroom20.ning.com Learning 2.0 China - http://learning2cn.ning.com Learning 2.0 for Students and Teachers in Pakistan - http://ed-links.ning.com/
 * International Learning Networks**

e-Pals Classroom Exchange - http://www.epals.com/ Taking it Global for Educators - http://www.tigweb.org/tiged/
 * Other Sites**