Teach Abroad Blog

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

Getting out of your comfort zone is the only way to truly grow. You already took a huge step by moving across the world, so what’s stopping you from doing...keep reading

With CIEE’s orientation week, all of us auxiliares (auxes) hit the ground running from the moment we arrived in Spain. There were hardly any moments to breathe. We found ourselves...keep reading

As someone who loves history, one of the best things about living in Spain is the country's rich history and culture. Often, historical monuments and artifacts are only a train...keep reading

The first week of school I was met with many surprises, lessons learned, and excitement for what the year would bring. I came in on Monday to hand in paperwork,...keep reading

iHola! I’m Morgan, and I have officially been in Madrid for one month now. As cliche as it sounds, living abroad truly is an extremely difficult, yet rewarding experience. It...keep reading

Are you thinking about teaching in Spain, but can’t make up your mind about what program to choose? Well, as a current participant in the Teach in Spain + 4...keep reading

School Schedules: A schedule in a school that flows well can make or break a school day for both the students and the teachers. In Arizona, at the school I...keep reading