Teach English Abroad Blog

During my semester in Madrid, I looked forward to and loved when friends from the States came in to town. Having a visitor stay with you is a great excuse... keep reading

Whether or not you’re also Asian, this will apply to you. Let’s dive into my experience fitting in as a Filipina American living in Spain.

Meet Sarah- a CIEE Teach Abroad & TEFL Alum! 😊 Hi, I’m Sarah! I’m originally from New Jersey, but for the last 4 years I have been traveling all over... keep reading

Hi there! I’m Kelsey Aycock, a 35-year-old originally from Georgia, most recently calling Tennessee home. My background is in Child and Family Development—I graduated from San Diego State University—and before... keep reading

From former X-rated film screenings to beautiful salmon facades, explore four theaters you must visit while living in Madrid.

When traveling to a new country whose people speak a different language than your own, it’s always a good idea to learn at least a few words in that language... keep reading

As the days in Madrid get longer and the time I have left here shorter, I’ve begun reflecting on what practical, day-to-day advice I would give to someone moving here... keep reading

A Comprehensive Budgeting Guide for English Teachers in South Korea Teaching English in South Korea has become an increasingly popular option for young people looking to travel and get some... keep reading

Five years ago, in March 2020, I was rushed out of the country, unable to complete my study abroad program due to the global pandemic. I was devastated because I... keep reading

Looking for the best coffee shops in Madrid? This guide covers top spots for specialty coffee, matcha, delicious brunch, and cozy vibes—perfect for anyone craving quality drinks and Instagram-worthy interiors. Whether you're a local or visiting, these must-visit cafés offer the ultimate Madrid coffee experience.

Not a day goes by that I’m not deeply grateful for the incredible experience of living in Spain. From weekend adventures to the thrill of navigating a new culture, it’s... keep reading

As a native English teacher in South Korea, understanding Korean culture and professionalism is crucial for both personal success and the broader impact you can have on your students. South... keep reading

I’m sure you’ve heard Chiang Rai is only worth a 1-day detour during your stay in Chiang Mai. I’m here to challenge that notion. Thailand’s Chiang Rai province is home... keep reading

As an English teacher in South Korea, maintaining good health is essential while living abroad. Navigating the healthcare system can seem daunting and stressful at first, especially if you can’t... keep reading

Traveling alone in Europe is an incredible experience—whether you're wandering through historic cities, relaxing in cozy cafés, or discovering hidden gems off the beaten path. Solo travel allows you to... keep reading