Teach Abroad Blog

Okay, so obviously there are dozens of reasons to visit Thailand. Between the food, cities, culture, weather, mountains, jungles, oceans… need we go on? Thailand is an amazing destination for...keep reading

Imagine this you move to another country with just one suitcase, backpack and a small carry on. The irony that despite studying abroad just a year and a half ago...keep reading

Thailand is a beautiful country with a diverse landscape, fascinating history, and rich culture. Unlike many of the neighboring countries in South East Asia, Thailand has never been colonized by...keep reading

Aren't sure where to teach abroad? Leave it up to the stars!keep reading

As I am sure most language assistants do, I dreamt up what I thought my first-year teaching English abroad was going to be like, and of course in my dreams...keep reading

I am only a couple months into the new academic year and there have already been some stark differences between the two years. Thankfully, those differences have all been for...keep reading

I had a difficult time deciding if this should be my first post or if it should even be featured in my blog, and in the end, I decided that...keep reading

After competing her undergrad in elementary education at Wichita State University, Hannah P. decided to expand her worldview of education and start her journey teaching English and China! Her intentions...keep reading

If you’re having trouble deciding between teaching for South Korean public schools or private schools, you’re not alone! Deciding who to teach for is a big decision and could completely...keep reading

I’d like to dedicate my first blog to the future educators who will be placed to teach at a university. Being placed at a university is not as common as...keep reading