Teach English Abroad Blog
And The Cow Goes MOO(C)
When you get ready to move abroad to teach English they tell you all about how to find apartments, how to get a visa, cultural differences to expect and so... keep reading
Low-Cost Travel Tips: Explore the World Without Breaking the Bank
Traveling on a budget doesn’t mean sacrificing great experiences. With a little planning and creativity, you can explore amazing destinations without overspending. Here are some tips to help you stretch... keep reading
A Saturday in Madrid: 24 Hours of Fun
Happy New Year, everyone!! After a holiday in Greece with my family full of highs and lows (we got to pet a LOT of cats and ate wonderful food; I... keep reading
The Essential Packing Guide for English Teachers Moving to South Korea
Moving abroad to teach English in South Korea can be an exciting and life-changing adventure. Not only are you stepping into a new culture, but you’re also starting a new... keep reading
Welcome to my Introductory Post!
Hi! My name is Ashley and I am almost 24 years old and from Idaho but was born and raised in Michigan! I lived in Michigan until I was nineteen... keep reading
But What About Barcelona!
My time in Spain would not be complete without a trip to the one and only Barcelona! For my last weekend I packed up my bags and did my own... keep reading
Making Friends While Teaching in South Korea
Living abroad can seem a bit daunting and even scary. It's a new environment, a new language, and a whole new culture. One of the most significant challenges new teachers... keep reading
Christmas Markets in Berlin
It's the most wonderful time of the year all around the world, but especially in Berlin, Germany as Christmas markets pop up all over the capitol city. While part of... keep reading
So I'm Trying to Learn Spanish
I did not remember much Spanish when I first arrived to my assignment in Pradoluengo. I regret not practicing more as it would have helped me be more prepared to... keep reading
Curing Your App-etite: The "It" Apps to Use While Living in Spain
Adjusting to a foreign culture can be an isolating and daunting task. Personally, the exhaustion from constant language translation made me question if engaging in conversation was worth my energy... keep reading
A Reminder of Why I Love Football
I just got home from watching Rayo Vallecano and Athletic Club play at Estadio de Vallecas. I couldn’t wait to write this because the excitement from the stadium is still... keep reading
Day in Toledo, Spain
Despite the whole town seemingly existing uphill, Toledo is full of beauty and history. While walking through the streets of the city it felt like every building was either a... keep reading
Weekend in Segovia, Spain
As a lover of history, the moment I learned about the Roman aqueducts in Segovia, Spain I knew I had to add it to my list of destinations. Outside of... keep reading
Reflections After (Almost) Two Months of Teaching in Madrid
Studying in Madrid vs teaching in Madrid As I’ve mentioned (hopefully not enough times to be annoying) I studied abroad in Madrid my junior year of college. I knew that... keep reading
CIEE Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Layla!
Where are you from? What was your academic background or career before teaching abroad? I am Canadian, specifically Québécoise. In Quebec, students are required to attend community college (CEGEP) before... keep reading