Teach Abroad Blog

What’s teaching is the public-school system of South Korea really like? It might be more different than you’d expect! The application process can be a bit much for some people,...keep reading

Preparing to teach English in South Korea is a long process, but it’s also a rewarding one. One of the biggest decision’s applicants face is whether to apply to a...keep reading

In some way or another, Korean culture has made its way into many of our lives. Whether its fashion, cosmetics, Olympic Games or K-Pop, South Korea continues to have an...keep reading

Can you believe it's already November? I've been in Jeju for a few months now. It's crazy! Thankfully I've fallen into a bit of a routine, which has been helpful...keep reading

Just because you’re teaching English abroad doesn’t mean you can’t get a little spooky! The origins of Halloween (a contraction of Hallow’s Eve also known All Saints Eve) dates back...keep reading

Very far from her home in Boerne, Texas, Rebecca Rogers is currently an English teacher in South Korea! After earning her BA in International Relations from Austin College, Rebecca decided...keep reading

So I've been in Jeju for a little bit more than a month. Things have been interesting since I got here. I started at the private school the following morning...keep reading

Took a couple months but here I am. Long story short, getting my placement was a rollercoaster of emotions, amibitions, and dreams. I'll be posting both on here and on...keep reading

So far, teaching in South Korea has really been a blast! That being said, it has been great because I was purposeful in the decision I made when I was...keep reading