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The Journal
Honest advice, warm guidance, and real talk for South African teachers — from a family that has been in education for nearly 30 years.
Est. 1996
Written with care, not copy
Honest advice, warm guidance, and real talk for South African teachers — from a family that has been in education for nearly 30 years.
From the family
We stepped away for a while. Not because we stopped caring — never that. But life moves, circumstances change, and sometimes even the people most committed to something need to pause, recalibrate, and come back stronger. We're back. And we want to talk to you.
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You've been offered the position. The salary looks incredible. You're excited and a little terrified. Sit down. Let us talk to you properly.
The question has been sitting in the back of your mind for a while. Should I leave? Is it time? We never take that question lightly.
A weak CV can cost you a great placement before anyone has even met you. Here is what we see — and what we wish more teachers would fix.
The advice on this varies wildly depending on who you ask. We'll give you the honest, experience-based answer — and it depends on where you're applying.
Most international school interviews happen online now. The technology has changed. The stakes have not. Here is how to show up properly.
If you're a teacher with visible tattoos wondering how they'll affect your placement prospects — locally or internationally — here is the honest answer.
Cybercrime is not just a corporate problem. Teachers are targeted too. Here is what we want you to understand — and what we want you to do about it.
Technology is transforming education. Cursive writing is quietly disappearing. As teachers, what do we keep? An honest conversation.