Education systems around the world vary greatly based on cultural values, traditions, and socioeconomic contexts. Teaching in another country often comes with a bit of culture shock as a teacher adjusts to these differences. Being prepared will help lessen the impact and smooth the adjustment period.
Cultural exchange teachers coming to the U.S. often say that while some things are similar, there are some big differences they encounter in the U.S. education system.
Take this quiz to see how much you know about the differences in the U.S. education system compared to those in other places around the world!
Have you taught in another country? If so, what differences have you noticed in education systems worldwide? We’d love to hear about your experiences! Tag us on social media and use the hashtag #UnitingOurWorld.
If you are ready to start your cultural exchange teaching journey, view our requirements and start your application to become an Ambassador Teacher today!
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