Contract Review Session

Contract Review Session — 1:1 Google Meet Call US$77 · 45 Minutes · Live on Google Meet

You've received a contract. Maybe it looks fine. Maybe something feels off. Either way, you're not a lawyer, you've never taught in that country before, and you have no idea if what you're agreeing to is standard — or a red flag.

This 45-minute private session walks you through your contract line by line so you know exactly what you're signing, what to push back on, and what questions to ask before you commit.

What we'll cover in your session:

• Salary structure, allowances, and what should — and shouldn't — be in your package
• Housing, flights, and end-of-contract benefits — what's standard in your destination country
• Visa sponsorship terms and what happens if things go wrong
• Probation periods, notice clauses, and exit conditions
• Any specific clauses that concern you — brought directly to the session

This session is for you if:

• You've received your first international teaching offer and don't know what's negotiable
• You're an experienced international teacher but this country or school type is new to you
• Something in the contract doesn't sit right and you want a second opinion before you sign
• You want to negotiate a better package but don't know where to start or what's realistic

How it works:

1. Complete your payment and you'll receive a confirmation email with your pre-call questionnaire and Calendly booking link
2. Submit your contract and any specific questions at least 24 hours before your session
3. Show up to your Google Meet call — your contract has been reviewed in advance and your session goes straight into what matters
4. Walk away knowing exactly what you're signing — and whether to sign it at all

This is not generic advice pulled from a blog post. International teaching contracts vary significantly by country, school type, and curriculum. What's standard in Qatar is not standard in South Korea. What a British curriculum school offers in Dubai is different from an IB school in Singapore. You get a focused review from someone who has navigated these contracts across multiple countries and knows what good, bad, and negotiable looks like.

US$77. 45 minutes. Know what you're signing.

Want to check your contract yourself first? Start with the free international teaching contract checklist.

This session is practical guidance from an experienced international teacher, not legal advice. For a legal dispute, speak to a lawyer licensed in the country concerned.