Teach Abroad Blog

While not particularly outdoorsy, I can appreciate a good stroll through nature. So when my co-teachers proposed a small group hike on a day off, I jumped at the chance...keep reading

In case you have somehow avoided the news for the past few months, there is a world-wide health crisis due to the coronavirus. I have been keeping up with the...keep reading

I finally made it down south over Christmas break, and I was lucky enough to explore many of the beautiful islands! One of my favorite stops was Koh Phi Phi...keep reading

In August of 2018, I left my comfortable life in America behind for a year of teaching English in Spain. I had no idea if my adventure would be everything...keep reading

Once upon a time, not very long ago, I was a very sad girl. I could see the rest of my life: day-in, day-out, saturated in predictability. There was no...keep reading

I love coffee, and when it’s included with a unique ambiance and delicious treats the coffee tastes even better! After a couple visits to Bangkok I noticed some places we...keep reading

If you are staying in or near Bangkok, I would recommend this urban oasis! AND, it’s on the cheaper side! Which is always a plus. A friend recommended this trip...keep reading

Whether you’re visiting on holiday , backpacking solo, or teaching English abroad , Thailand is a must-see destination. And for all of you travel bloggers out there, Thailand is about...keep reading

Near, far, wherever you are, Christmas cheer can be found! When you teach English abroad you not only get to experience new cultures, you get to experience new holiday traditions...keep reading

Okay, so obviously there are dozens of reasons to visit Thailand. Between the food, cities, culture, weather, mountains, jungles, oceans… need we go on? Thailand is an amazing destination for...keep reading