Teach Abroad Blog

Hear what it's like to live and teach in Madrid, straight from the source! Use the links below to navigate a recording of our video panel with four superstar participants...keep reading

One of the things that has surprised me the most about my experience in Spain so far is how fair a salary €1,000/month is . I didn't think that would...keep reading

A job where I help someone teach English, my native language? That’s a piece of cake. When I moved to Spain to be a language assistant, I thought the job...keep reading

Hello everyone, and welcome to my blog! Although I have not yet left to teach abroad in Madrid, Spain, I still wanted to introduce myself to potential readers! My name...keep reading

Now that I have been living in Thailand for about a month now, I feel like I have had an adequate amount of time to make my first impressions about...keep reading

If you chose to be placed at a secondary school over a primary school, chances are that you got placed at a vocational school. If you have no idea what...keep reading

In Spain, most people rely on public transport to get to their jobs and travel about the city of Madrid. Using the metro in Spain is easy once you get...keep reading

A while ago my friends from home went on a camping trip. They walked through the trails of southern Illinois and enjoyed each other's company on a Saturday before midterms...keep reading

First things first, my name is Megan, or as they like to call me here in the land of smiles, Teacher Meg! I am from upstate New York but this...keep reading

Something that I’ve really been looking forward to doing during my time in Spain is traveling solo. I picked Salamanca, the capital of the region of Castilla y Leon, as...keep reading