Teach Abroad Blog

Okay, so moving abroad can feel like being hit by a train going full speed so let me help you lessen some of that damage. Here are some of the...keep reading

Time is flying . It's already May, there's only a month left in the school year, and I have already had to make the decision whether or not to renew...keep reading

The Shock One day I was assisting in teaching a geography class. This was a personal challenge in general because geography is my Achilles heel. Nonetheless, the teacher was in...keep reading

Sooooo, it has been a while since my last post here, but besides being busy with work I have also been busy traveling all over South Korea to give you...keep reading

Imagine this, hot afternoon sun, light breeze in the air, and groups of people sitting outside. Everyone is talking to each other and the scene feels like something out of...keep reading

After almost 8 months of living in Malasaña, I have begun to hone in on my favorite spots around the neighborhood. Known to some as the Brooklyn of Europe, the...keep reading

After I came back from winter break, I had lived in Madrid for almost 4 months. I had a comfortable routine, beloved nearby eateries, and regular weekday activities. Somehow, I...keep reading

Hello - Hello! It has been quite some time since the last blog I uploaded. These last few months in Madrid have been nothing short of a whirlwind. I can’t...keep reading

After living here for eight months, there are days where I feel like a local. But there are other days I feel like a long term tourist, which in a...keep reading

When I was in the fifth grade, I got the word “a” wrong on a spelling test. I spelled it U-H, because that’s how it was pronounced. Needless to say,...keep reading