Teach Abroad Blog

Think about it: 24 long hours of traveling later, you finally land in your new home country. After the airport people have read over the piles of paperwork you had...keep reading

Sawasdee Kha! My name is Zelda and I am one of the 40 teachers working as an English teacher in Thailand! I am from Brunswick, Maine and I just graduated...keep reading

The Fashion: Spanish fashion is everything I expected and didn’t expect. Most younger people look like they just came from a Vogue photoshoot. They are effortlessly perfect and intimidatingly stylish...keep reading

Or more specifically- no education degree, no problem. After I finally figured out my answer to the 'what are you doing after graduation?' question, I thought I was off the...keep reading

Everyone warns you about the phases of moving to a new place: Honeymoon, Culture Shock, Adjustment, Acceptance. I moved to Madrid knowing full-well that I would face each of these...keep reading

This weekend, I sat down with my friend Colin to ask him about his experience and thoughts about the differences and similarities between teaching as an Auxiliar de Conversación in...keep reading

Hello to all the blog lovers, adventure seekers, teacher heroes, and fan readers back home. My name is Kaylee Sperling and I am so excited to share my journey teaching...keep reading

Hi, I’m Olivia! I am 22 years old and I am an English Language Assistant in El Boalo, a small village outside Madrid. I am from West Hartford, Connecticut, USA...keep reading

The night before my flight to Thailand, I remember thinking that as soon as I boarded that plane, nothing would ever be the same. A more accurate understanding may have...keep reading

Vibrant and busy describe the Spanish city of Madrid. Month and a half lived in Spain, feels fitting time to share my official hot takes on city life. Buckle up...keep reading