Featured Updates On Student Resiliency
How do we build resilient students? This post draws inspiration from a book that, while about public school students, has lessons applicable to independent schools.
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Featured Updates Teaching Teachers to Teach Leadership
This post explores an organization dedicated to researching, developing, and disseminating a pedagogy of leadership, one with close ties to CS&A.
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Featured Updates How to Make Your School More “International”
The number of international schools is growing at an incredible pace. This post explores what we can do to make our schools more global in focus, specifically when it comes to faculty recruitment and professional development.
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Featured Updates When Do Job Search Documents Expire?
Whether you're in the midst of a search or thinking about starting one up in the fall, you should be aware of the shelf life of your job search documents.
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Featured Updates Making This the Year of Executive Coaching
Executive coaches go above and beyond the role of confidant and mentor for heads of schools. We're big fans, and here's why.
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My wife and I are international teachers and have both used a variety of job placement services. From our first interview with CS&A we knew right away that working with CS&A was a different experience; not only did we feel uncommonly well looked-after, it was very clear from the beginning that they were interested in us as individuals, and not just in ticking boxes. In addition to the usual sharing of potential job listings, they maintained personal contact via email, and often checked in just to see how we were doing. Every aspect of our experience with CS&A was positive and has led to our accepting positions at a school we are very excited about. I couldn't recommend their services more highly!Brad Masoni Amsterdam, Netherlands