Teach Abroad Blog

Sometimes in life, we are overcome with the sudden urge to just pick up and go. This could be due to a need for a fresh start, a break in...keep reading

I’ve been wanting to travel to Italy for a long time, so as soon as I decided to teach in Spain it was already a foregone conclusion that I was...keep reading

I am a firm believer that one of the best ways to get to know a culture is to get to know its gastronomy. It often reflects a society’s history,...keep reading

Hello everybody happy holidays! It is currently the first day back from Semana Santa, holy week here in Spain and Easter back in the States. It's super nice as we...keep reading

The exchange At my school we had the pleasure of doing an international exchange with Italian and German kids. One week, Italian kids came and were matched up with Spanish...keep reading

For the record, I considered myself to be proficient in Spanish for the majority of my adult life. Spanish was my minor in college, and after studying in Bilbao, Spain,...keep reading

One of my favorite parts of living in Chiang Rai has been trying all of the best restaurants throughout the city! Chiang Rai has a little bit of everything for...keep reading

Imagine: you’ve spent years and years dreaming about studying abroad in a magical European city, inspired by your mother’s stories that you’ve begged to hear thousands of times. You finally...keep reading

It has been almost 7 months since I’ve moved to Spain to teach abroad. It is crazy to think about that last September, I was freaking out about moving abroad...keep reading

In some ways, life in Madrid is going to be very different from what you're used to in the United States. Certain things that might seem unnecessary in the US...keep reading