GSE’s Voice

International Schools and the Leadership Basics

by Greg Parry | Aug 8, 2022

Leaderships basics start with the foundational needs of staff Leadership Basics - Don't forget them! I had a colleague book a special meeting with me recently with an aim to contribute and to help solve some problems. I appreciated it and listened carefully to their...

3 Vital Signs that Determine School Health

by Greg Parry | Aug 5, 2022

There are 3 vital signs that determine school health. The vital signs of school health indicate the status of a school's performance. Our experience tells us that schools fail if they don't get the balance right. Educational leadership - the school must have strong...

Open a School – 10 Things to Consider

by Greg Parry | Aug 1, 2022

A plan to open a school starts with a big idea but requires careful planning and research. The international education industry is unique and schools are living, breathing entities that depend on more than just a fancy building and slick marketing campaigns. Here are...

Best Practice Education Can Be Contrarian

by Greg Parry | Jul 13, 2022

It is time to be contrarian Best practice education 'can' be contrarian. To be frank, maybe it 'should' be contrarian. A contrarian is someone who does not conform but rather is inclined to do the opposite of what everyone else is doing at the time. For...

Metaverse in Education Centre of Excellence

by Greg Parry | Jul 4, 2022

Metaverse in Education Centre of Excellence launched in Asia In partnership with Asiatech Education Malaysia , Global Services in Education (GSE) is excited to announce the launch of a centre of excellence for K-12 Metaverse Development at Kingsgate International...

Steps to Setting Up a New School in Japan

by Greg Parry | Jul 1, 2022

Investment appetite for a new school in Japan is increasing Steps to Setting Up a New School in Japan Japan has a lot of current demand in the international school sector and investors are looking closely. If you are considering setting up a new school in...

Steps to Setting Up a New School in Kazakhstan

by Greg Parry | Jun 15, 2022

Opportunities for new schools in Kazakhstan Open a New School in Kazakhstan If you are considering setting up a new school in Kazakhstan you certainly have a lot of things to consider. We have done this many times and in many unique locations. We are here to...

Expanding International Schools in Saudi Arabia

by Greg Parry | Jun 9, 2022

Setting up international schools in Saudi Arabia: school management, training and school improvement Everyone is talking about Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 as a unique and dynamic pathway for the future. It represents a deeply ambitious plan to ensure the Kingdom...

School Policies or Principles

by Greg Parry | May 11, 2022

All organisations need clear policies and procedures. it is essential to document them and to create consistent behaviours that match these agreed practices. What can be fascinating is to consider why some schools have handbooks that are literally inches deep,...

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Publications

The A to Z’s of Teaching Overseas

Congratulations! You have been invited to interview. Now what? There are dozens, if not hundreds, of books out there offering advice on how to land a job. But teaching is not just a job and the interview process is unlike any other. Books that coach you to memorize pithy answers or play a role will not serve you well if you want to land a quality position with a well-respected school.

A+ Interviewing for Educators

A perfect companion publication, this is a One-Stop informational gold mine for anyone who has ever considered teaching abroad, The A to Z’s of Teaching Overseas, contains within its pages virtually every topic that might arise within the international teaching community. Popular not only with prospective teachers embarking on their first global teaching assignment, this book is also purchased in bulk by guidance counselors and employment consultants to be passed along to their respective clients.