Teach Abroad Blog

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

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

When I moved to Thailand I never thought anybody that I knew from the States would see me in Thailand. I did not think my family and friends would be...keep reading

The most daunting part of a trip - whether it lasts one week, one month or one year - is packing. The indecision of what to bring and what to...keep reading

Three months into my Thailand experience, I'm totally adjusted to where I live, I have my daily routine down solid, I have amazing friends to hang out with, I'm genuinely...keep reading

TRUST ME! You will want to know the difference. Forget marriage, studying abroad is the ultimate honeymoon. Those of you who have done it know what I mean. You get...keep reading

I have now been in Thailand for three months. Wow, time flies. It feels like I was just in orientation yesterday and now I am over half way done with...keep reading

When CIEE first reached out about wanting bloggers to help accumulate a series of posts on what it's like dealing with stereotypes while living abroad in relation to gender, race,...keep reading