
International teaching with
Ease
Because living overseas was never meant to be just work, collapse, repeat.
Together, we change that.
Hello, I'm Hazel
I'm glad you're here because I have something important to tell you...
International teaching should not drain you to survive it. That is not success.

You are not struggling because you are doing a bad job.
You are struggling because you are doing a very good job, for too long, at a cost no one talks about.
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The international teachers and school leaders I work with are capable, respected, and driven. They care deeply. They work hard. And somewhere along the way, life has narrowed into term dates, adrenaline, recovery weekends, and telling yourself you will feel better once it's the holidays.
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This work is not about getting you back to baseline.
It is not about surviving another year.
And it is not about chasing some perfect idea of balance.
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You are a high achiever for a reason. You are curious. Passionate. You want to grow. You want to enjoy your work and your life overseas, not just endure it.
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So we ask different questions:
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What actually lights you up now?
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Where are you at your best?
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What parts of your work give you energy instead of draining it?
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What do you want more of, not just less of?
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This is not about quitting teaching.
It is not about moving home.
It is not about lowering your standards or caring less.
And it is definitely not about accepting that this is just how international teaching is.
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This work is about breaking the cycle of overwork, self doubt, and quiet resentment that builds when you keep pushing through without stepping back to choose differently.
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We get honest about what works for you as an individual, not what someone on Instagram tells you to do. We build practical systems, boundaries that hold in busy weeks, and habits that do not disappear when school ramps up with PTCs, reports and assessments.
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Through coaching, expat educators redefine success, lead in ways that feel more like themselves, and stop sacrificing their health just to keep their classroom running. Because an overseas life should be more than a payslip, a pension pot, and the travel opportunities.
It should actually feel enjoyable. Meaningful. And yes, fulfilling.
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If you are done proving yourself, tired of starting again every term, and ready to build a life overseas that gives you more than just a good holiday every 8-9 weeks, you are in the right place.
