Teach Abroad Blog

Exploring the world is supposed to teach you about yourself. When travelling (and teaching) abroad, parts of your identity that you may not have questioned before can come to light...keep reading

1. Go with the flow. You will often hear the phrase, “Mai pen rai” in Thailand which essentially means no worries. This has been key while planning and implementing lesson...keep reading

With about two (honestly, closer to three) full weeks back in the US it seemed like it was finally time to wrap up and say goodbye to the blog. I...keep reading

Madrid has a hold on people. This statement was mentioned to me about a month before moving to Spain, from a friend, and former Aux (something unbeknown to me at...keep reading

I spent an incredible 2 days in the beautiful island of Mallorca with some of the other lovely English teachers in this spring’s Teach Abroad program. I got the chance...keep reading

Long time no see! Since my last post about my time in quarantine at the end of February, I've been inspired to write about so many things, but have been...keep reading

I lived and worked in Thailand for five months. Honestly it is surreal being able to say that - living abroad has been a lifelong dream of mine. I have...keep reading

Lively conversation on the flight over, a beautiful small Spanish village, and the nicest family in all of Castilla and Leon. This has been my experience so far in my...keep reading

Since living in Spain, I have started to think more about my own culture. What does it mean to be American? It seems like everyone all around the world could...keep reading

Never in a million years would I have guessed I would walk the Camino de Santiago. I had heard about the famous pilgrimage through Spain but always thought it was...keep reading