Teach Abroad Blog

It has been officially 23 days that we have been in quarantine. Amidst this time of uncertainty, I have found peace with my decision to stay here in Madrid. Creating...keep reading

No one, not one person (I imagine) could have predicted we’d end up where we are now. Only three months from the end of our contracts here and many people...keep reading

It has been less than a week since my first update on living abroad during the coronavirus outbreak . Everything has changed drastically since writing that. My school decided to...keep reading

Well in general I am disappointed in myself with how little I have blogged while living abroad but this felt like a perfect time to come out of my writer's...keep reading

When preparing to move to a new country, most people make sure they are prepared in the event that something displeasing happens. If you are away for an extended period...keep reading

I didn't understand the severity of the virus until today. One of my roommates officially moved back to the United States this morning. To be honest it was unexpected, but...keep reading

It was 3 AM Arizona time. I was sitting in the Phoenix Sky Harbor parking lot, bleary eyed from my sleepless night, wondering if I was about to make the...keep reading

While not particularly outdoorsy, I can appreciate a good stroll through nature. So when my co-teachers proposed a small group hike on a day off, I jumped at the chance...keep reading

In case you have somehow avoided the news for the past few months, there is a world-wide health crisis due to the coronavirus. I have been keeping up with the...keep reading

I am a language and culture assistant at IES Sapere Aude. Sapere Aude is a high school in the western suburbs of Madrid, about 30 minutes from the city center...keep reading