Teach Abroad Blog

This was the longest and most stressful part of the entire process. I had to jump through many hoops and dodge many bullets, but I finally recieved my Visa last...keep reading

Hello & happy you're here!!! My name is Madi and I am from Mooresville, Indiana!! I'm a recent graduate of Purdue University, where I studied Linguistics and Spanish as a...keep reading

I have been home for five months now, and I was planning on writing a post about adjusting back to life in the U.S. But, since I will be leaving...keep reading

Hey everyone, my name is Sydney and I will be teaching abroad in Spain this year! I wanted to kickstart my time blogging for CIEE by introducing myself and giving...keep reading

I'm assuming you've stumbled upon this page because you are planning on (or thinking about) moving to South Korea. If you're set with a contract and just crossing the t's...keep reading

While many things here are vastly different from the states. I have found that there are also many similarities. One similarity being the universal hobbies that everyone enjoys. Whether it's...keep reading

As I try to personify this phrase coined by my city's basketball team, being patient is not something that comes easy to me as I sit and trust the process,...keep reading

Hello everyone! Welcome to my first blog post! I wanted to take the time to introduce myself, and talk a bit about my background. My name is Sofia Cohen, and...keep reading

Los Angeles six hours from Arizona; home to the consulate that I had to go to in order to get my VISA. Getting a VISA is a new level of...keep reading

Hola! My name is Lynne Azzarello and I am so excited to share my experience teaching abroad in Spain! A little bit about me; I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio...keep reading