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From Classroom to Community: An English Teacher's Daily Life in Spain
A glimpse into everyday life as a volunteer teacher in Spain!
Low-Cost Travel Tips: Explore the World Without Breaking the Bank
Traveling on a budget doesn’t mean sacrificing great experiences. With a little planning and creativity, you can explore amazing destinations without overspending. Here are some tips to help you stretch... keep reading
A Saturday in Madrid: 24 Hours of Fun
Happy New Year, everyone!! After a holiday in Greece with my family full of highs and lows (we got to pet a LOT of cats and ate wonderful food; I... keep reading
The Essential Packing Guide for English Teachers Moving to South Korea
Moving abroad to teach English in South Korea can be an exciting and life-changing adventure. Not only are you stepping into a new culture, but you’re also starting a new... keep reading
Making Friends While Teaching in South Korea
Living abroad can seem a bit daunting and even scary. It's a new environment, a new language, and a whole new culture. One of the most significant challenges new teachers... keep reading
So I'm Trying to Learn Spanish
I did not remember much Spanish when I first arrived to my assignment in Pradoluengo. I regret not practicing more as it would have helped me be more prepared to... keep reading
Curing Your App-etite: The "It" Apps to Use While Living in Spain
Adjusting to a foreign culture can be an isolating and daunting task. Personally, the exhaustion from constant language translation made me question if engaging in conversation was worth my energy... keep reading
Visiting Granada for a long weekend with my long distance partner
Tips for weekend travel outside of Madrid with visiting loved ones.
Culture Shock in Europe
To state the obvious, Spain is not America, and as a result life here is not the same. In a previous post I outlined what a day looks like here... keep reading
Madrid’s Must-Have: Style Spotting in Spanish Society
Spain's Staple Styles in the Country's Capital: What to Expect Madrid's fashion revolves around the style I call the “Street Suite”. With its rich cultural history and contemporary vibrance, it’s... keep reading
Life in Pradoluengo, Spain
My legs started to burn the further up we went, and the walk down would leave my hips sore for days after, but reaching the peak was a dream. This... keep reading
How Teaching Abroad Shaped Me
Hello everyone! My name is Ria, and if you have been keeping up with the blog posts on the CIEE site, then you might have been reading a bit about... keep reading
Navigating Newness During My First Week as an Auxiliar
There is always an element of nervousness that goes along with starting a new job. During the first week of work, there are new routines, commutes, names, and logistics to... keep reading
Navigating Korean Culture in the Education System: A Guide for English Teachers
As an English teacher in South Korea, understanding Korean culture is important for creating a respectful and open learning environment. I have been lucky enough to have lived in South... keep reading
Tips for Teaching English as a Foreign Language in South Korea
For new teachers, the idea of having to teach English as a foreign language can be a bit overwhelming and confusing to wrap your head around, especially if this is... keep reading