we still haven't heard anything from qsi regarding what options we have for next year. we know we can be back here in bishkek if we want (which a very good option). marykay has also lead us to believe that qsi is going to give us something good... we will see.
the job in jordan is on the back burner. doesn't look like the tentative positions are going to open. we have heard so many good things about amman but i wouldn't be really excited to be a full time math teacher.
no news on the job in tanzania which in many ways would be our first choice outside of staying with qsi. they said we would hear from the before the end of the month.
we also have received some good feedback and interest from the international school in mali (west africa). from what i have researched it is fairly third world there and has some security concerns we would have to reconcile before considering the job - but the job itself is great. i would be the athletic director and take teams to tournaments all over africa.
international job fairs (which we are not attending) are going on during the next month so we won't know anything until after they happen i imagine.
the bishkek adventure
although "our story" as a couple originated in 2006... the bishkek adventure officially began in july of 2008 when jennifer and i accepted teaching positions at an international school in bishkek, kyrygzstan. we started this blog with the hope that it would be an entertaining and accurate catalog of our years living abroad. although we are back in the states now after two years in central asia and our life is not nearly as exotic or exciting... we are keeping the blog going writing for our friends, families and for our first born child, olivia (olive) annmarie conover, who blessed us with her arrival on monday, august 24 at 2:15pm.
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