Teach Abroad Blog

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

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

Teaching, anywhere in the world, can be the most rewarding experience. It can also bring days where every single thing seems to go wrong. No matter what age, level, or...keep reading

Sawadee ka! My name is Caitlin. I am teaching p1 science, math and English at Anuban Saraburi School in Saraburi, Thailand! I am from Springfield, Illinois and recently graduated from...keep reading

When applying to Teach Abroad, one of the hardest decisions is where in the world you should teach. The list of countries hiring English Teachers is extensive and every country...keep reading

One month in Thailand! The days have been flying by as I've built my routine, settled into my apartment, and gotten the swing of things in my classroom. Today, a...keep reading

I have known for a while that I wanted to travel and teach abroad after completing my degree. I have a bachelor's degree in Exceptional Student/ Elementary Education/ESOL/ Reading. I...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

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