Teach Abroad Blog

It’s been nearly three months since I packed up my life and moved across the world. In honor of reaching this important milestone I want to share one of the...keep reading

For many participants in the aux program, this was their first time finding a place to live and their first time living on their own . I happened to fall...keep reading

1. Enjoy A Walk Along the Duoro River and Luis I Bridge It was refreshing to wake up in the morning and take a walk along the Duoro River. While...keep reading

Chiang Mai is one of the more popular cities among travelers in Thailand located in the North and after visiting, I can attest that it is for good reason. The...keep reading

Have a three day weekend? Do you want to be a “weekend warrior”? Better yet - want to explore your new home? Here are the steps I go through to...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

One of the best things about teaching abroad is how cheap it is to travel. I can hop on a train or a plane Friday mornings and make my way...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

I’ve been in Thailand for a month now, and in the span of 30 days, I’ve learned more completely new and unexpected things than I would in a year at...keep reading