Teach Abroad Blog

As a brown skinned African American woman I was very well aware of what I may or may not come up against when I moved to Europe. Some things I...keep reading

The coffee I love going to the café near my apartment and spending time by myself journaling and drinking a cup of coffee. Compared to getting Starbucks coffee in the...keep reading

One holiday that is celebrated in Thailand that isn’t celebrated back in the US is what they call Children’s Day. Children’s Day is celebrated on the 14th of January which...keep reading

For the end of 2022, I wanted to try something different and really dive deeper into Thai culture. So during my Christmas break - I booked 4 days and 4...keep reading

Now that I have been living in Thailand for about a month now, I feel like I have had an adequate amount of time to make my first impressions about...keep reading

Hello Everyone! Happy belated Thanksgiving to those of you who celebrate! So, Thanksgiving was a couple of days ago. In South Korea, Chuseok is kind of the Korean version of...keep reading

Hey Yall / S̄wạs̄dī kha ( สวัสดีคะ), Let’s talk about talking... I severely underestimated the language barriers I would experience here in Thailand. Spoiler Alert: No I did not study...keep reading

If you chose to be placed at a secondary school over a primary school, chances are that you got placed at a vocational school. If you have no idea what...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

Now that we are coming to the end of October, most of us auxiliares are finishing up our fourth week of school. It is hard to believe that a month...keep reading