My wife and I stopped in Maracaibo,
Venezuela for a couple of years to teach science at an "American School" there. In general, American or International Schools as they are known, require accredited teachers, but they can make exceptions if you have a degree in the subject area with at least 20 semester hours in the course area you will teach (varies depending on the accrediting organization). However, most such schools will not be able to put you into a schedule where you only teach one subject - the schools are generally not that large - so they may find themselves bending the rules a bit and this may lead them to conclude you are not worth the hassle. Most of these schools worldwide hire staff during the timeframe of December through the end of February for staff positions that begin the following August or September. If you miss the hiring window, your chances of being hired are much lower. I have also noticed that schools are very bad about returning
email - I cannot remember ever receiving an
email response to an unsolicited inquiry from a
school. Best of luck
Cade