If Everyone Can’t Access It, It’s Not Professional Learning
By Molly Fae Nash, ISS Professional Development Relationship and Events Coordinator
For international schools to truly thrive, professional development must be accessible to all members of the school community—regardless of language, ability, or schedule.
At ISS, we’ve taken intentional steps to remove barriers to PD through ISS EDUlearn®. All courses and webinars include subtitles in over 230 languages, and we’re working toward increased visual and audio accessibility in our content design. We know that support staff, host country educators, and emerging leaders deserve the same access to high-quality learning as their peers.
And access doesn’t just mean language — it means timing. Our on-demand courses are available 24/7, giving educators and staff “just-in-time” learning they can apply immediately. This shift isn’t optional; it’s essential. Inclusion in professional development is equity in action.
We’re proud to support schools committed to equity, access, and belonging — starting with how we all learn.
Learn more about ISS world-class professional development for you and your entire school staff here.
About the author: Molly Fae Nash is the ISS Professional Development Relationship and Events Coordinator, where she leads accessible, high-impact virtual learning experiences for educators across the globe. With a strong background in event planning, relationship management, and customer service, Molly Fae ensures that each program—from the acclaimed ISS Mary Anne Haas Women’s Symposium to daily ISS EDUlearn offerings—runs smoothly, inclusively, and with heart. Her work advocating for accessibility has dramatically expanded the reach of ISS’s professional learning, increasing language access to over 230+ captioning options. Passionate about connecting with educators and empowering schools to thrive, Molly Fae also supports program development, client engagement, and strategic communication initiatives.
Currently pursuing her master’s degree in Management and Leadership, Molly Fae brings both insight and initiative to her work in international education. Outside of her role, she’s a lifelong creator—often found quilting, performing, or exploring the world with curiosity and care. You can follow Molly Fae on Linkedin.