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Ellen G.

Teach In Spain Program Spain
Hometown: Framingham, MA

Traveling adventurer. Chocolate lover. Life-long learner. 

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Why Teach Abroad?

By Ellen G.

The first time I heard that teaching English abroad was a real thing, I thought, “ Wow, what a cool thing to do with your life!” Yet, despite my intrigue... keep reading

To Learn the Local Language or Not?

By Ellen G.

Last weekend was a weekend of firsts. Not only did I visit the gorgeous country of Portugal for the first time, but it was also my first time being in... keep reading

City Spotlight: Segovia

By Ellen G.

Ever since I visited Spain two years ago, I've been raving about how Toledo is my absolute favorite city in the entire world. But now, I think I’m going to... keep reading

Can Openers

By Ellen G.

Today, I did battle with a can opener. Here’s how it happened: Fall has descended upon Madrid, and with the arrival of cooler temperatures and browning leaves has also come... keep reading

A Festival-Filled Long Weekend: Continued

By Ellen G.

My stomach was rumbling, my legs were cramped, and I felt sore from sitting in one position on the bus for the four hours it took to drive from Madrid... keep reading

A Festival-Filled Long Weekend

By Ellen G.

Hypothetical question: what would you do if someone were to tell you that you’re about to have a five day weekend? That was a question I got to ask myself... keep reading

An Ode to Plain Bagels with Cream Cheese

By Ellen G.

In the United States, there exists a wondrous delicacy - A mouthwateringly tasty one, crafted with expertise - That is known by all and enjoyed universally, Called the Plain Bagel... keep reading

Aranjuez

By Ellen G.

The other day I went to visit Aranjuez (the town I'll be teaching in) to have a look around and become familiar with the area. After just ten minutes of... keep reading

Panicked Packing

By Ellen G.

I am a planner. I go all out - checklists, detailed calendars, etc. So when it came time to prepare for something as big as moving to a foreign country... keep reading

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