Teach Abroad Blog

Imagine : you’ve spent years and years dreaming about studying abroad in a magical European city, inspired by your mother’s stories that you’ve begged to hear thousands of times. You...keep reading

As a brown skinned African American woman I was very well aware of what I may or may not come up against when I moved to Europe. Some things I...keep reading

The coffee I love going to the café near my apartment and spending time by myself journaling and drinking a cup of coffee. Compared to getting Starbucks coffee in the...keep reading

Hello, everyone! I am grateful to share my experience as an English Language and Cultural Assistant here in Madrid. Since I have been here since September, I can’t wait to...keep reading

One holiday that is celebrated in Thailand that isn’t celebrated back in the US is what they call Children’s Day. Children’s Day is celebrated on the 14th of January which...keep reading

Happy New Year! In case you need any more convincing to take the leap and teach in Spain in 2023, here it is: you get three full weeks off from...keep reading

One of the scary things that can happen while abroad is getting sick. But it happens, so how does one deal with it? I am happy to say that for...keep reading

Ao Nang, Thailand is a popular tourist destination in Southern Thailand. Located about 30 minutes from the Krabi airport, this beach destination has endless sights and activities. Lined with white...keep reading

Living here in Thailand, a lot of joy and incredible memories have come out of my travels and excursions. The past several months have been packed with bucket-list experiences, postcard-worthy...keep reading

For the end of 2022, I wanted to try something different and really dive deeper into Thai culture. So during my Christmas break - I booked 4 days and 4...keep reading