Whether you are a first time Group Leader, or you are a seasoned GL, you will NOT want to miss this "Tell All" episode from a Tour Director's perspective of life on tour. My good friend, Sladjana, who is a Tour Director in Australia, shares what every TD wished their Group Leader knew before they arrived on tour.

Chaperones can make or break the success of your world travel program. Who should you choose for your chaperones? What resposibilities should they have?

This episode will cover all of the ins and outs of who is qualified to be a chaperone, and what sort of personality traits make the best chaperones. In addition, I will go over specific roles that are crucial for every chaperone to fulfill.

Visit the Free Resource page and download the Ultimate Chaperone’s Guidebook for FREE. This Guidebook 8 page instructional manual for chaperones will set your chaperones up for success. Remember, you want your chaperones to be a blessing NOT a burden, but in order for them to do their job, you need to do YOUR part and prepare them. Download it TODAY!

My sister, who is leading a trip this summer, called me and told me one of her students was caught doing some pretty bad things, and she wondered what she should do. The first question out of my mouth was, “Do you have a student behavioral contract?”. If I was to ask you the same question, what would you say? Are you set up to hold your students accountable for any wrong action before or during your trip?

This episode explains why it is so critical to have clear expectations set up before and during your students’ trip abroad. In addition, hear real life stories of students breaking their contract and the consequences that followed.

This episode answers the questions:

• What is a behavioral contract for student travel?

• Why is a behavioral contract important?

• When do you have your students and parents sign the contract?

• What should a behavioral contract include?

• How do you write a behavioral contract?

• (Click here to access a free and fully editable behavioral student contract.)

• How to utilize a student behavioral contract when your trips are school sponsored or non-school sponspored

To learn more about the “How To’s” of student behavioral contracts by reading my recent blog post on the subject.

If you have always wanted to show your students the world and travel with them overseas, but you don’t know where to begin? Start the journey TODAY by CLICKING HERE AND LEARNING HOW TODAY!

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For months, if not years, you have poured your heart and soul into creating a world travel program at your school where you show your students the world.

Unless you have been a group leader, no one really understands the work that is involved in taking a group of students abroad. That is why EF Tours reward their amazing Group Leaders by hosting these 5-Star Loyalty Tours. They do this as a way to say’ “Thank you” for all of their hard work.

In this episode you will learn exactly what a Loyalty tour is, who qualifies, what the destinations are for the upcoming 2024-2025 tours, how to sig-up, and when.

Be sure to set your alarms for when you can sign-up because you won’t want to miss out on these amazing destinations!

Have you always wondered if you could show your students the world, but you don’t know where to begin?

Click here to learn more about how you can lead a trip and start traveling the world with your students!

Are already showing your students the world and are looking for RESOURCES to help support you on your journey? Visit www.teachershowmetheworld.com to gain access to resources that will help you as a group leader.

In addition, JOIN the Teacher Show Me the World FaceBook Group and meet other like-minded teachers who can help support you and inspire you on your journey to showing your students the world!

Sara Johnson has been leading trips with her students for over a decade. What amazes me about her, she is able to run multiple fundraising events each year at her school to help fund her students’ trips abroad.

With the goal of “low-risk and high-demand”, Sara is able to masterfully craft fundraising events that bring about minimal stress with maximum rewards. On average, her strategically run fundraisers bring about $3k-$5k per event.

By listening to today’s episode you will become inspired to learn how to help your students finance their trips, so you can be the teacher who shows your students the world.

In this episode, I share a little bit about myself and how travel has shaped who I am as a person and ultimately as a history teacher. Starting from a very young age, I was captivated by the world of travel. As a lover of history, all I wanted to do was experience the places that I learned about, and be able to retrace the footsteps of history and to breath in the cultures I encountered.

I have traveled to 49 countries (still trying to figure out which country will be my 50th) spanning 6 continents, (I am on the fence about going to Antarctica; I am from Michigan, so I KNOW winter) and I have lived and taught in London, Prague, and Malaysia.

It is because of my personal passion of travel and the value that it has brought me, that it has become my personal mission to be the sort of teacher who breaks free from the confines of the four walls of my classroom and SHOW MY STUDENTS THE WORLD!

Currently, students are sitting in their desks and “dying on the vine” because of lack of engagement and experiential learning. It is my goal and passion to start a revolution within the world of education and help educators to step out beyond the four walls of their classroom and make education come to life and to change their students lives forever.

I am inviting you on this journey, so please join me by becoming a TEACHER WHO SHOWS YOUR STUDENTS THE WORLD!

CLICK HERE to learn how to take your students on an adventure of a lifetime!

Are you already a teacher who shows your students the world? Be sure to check out these free educational travel resources to help you show your students the world.

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