Teach Abroad Blog

Madrid has a hold on people. This statement was mentioned to me about a month before moving to Spain, from a friend, and former Aux (something unbeknown to me at...keep reading

Turns out in the early fall there is a unique phenomenon that happens in certain areas around South Korea. Namely, large sections of grass turn pink. Like full-on, bright, bubble-gum...keep reading

The time has come. Soon I will be boarding a plane for Spain, where I will be spending the next 3 months as a Language and Cultural Assistant in Sahagún...keep reading

Hey everyone, Its been a while since my last post but I havent forgot about all my wonderful readers and this time I wanted to do a special post! After...keep reading

Hello all! My name is Arayna and this will be my blog chronicling my life in Thailand. I am excited to share this journey with you all and have something...keep reading

Well, something like that. Remember that 1960's movie about an inventor and the crazy car he made? Honestly, I don't really, but one of its quotes has stuck with me...keep reading

When I thought about living in Spain, I imagined it being something like Emily in Paris : strolling down the street with a croissant in hand, the sun shining on...keep reading

Compared to the U.S., South Korea is a relatively small country, geographically speaking. When it comes to land mass, South Korea is only about 7% bigger than the state of...keep reading

Bienvenidos/as a mi blog! My name is Caitlin-Marie Ward. I'm originally from Washington, D.C. (yes there are actually people who are from D.C.) and I've been living in Madrid for...keep reading

Hello to all the blog lovers, adventure seekers, teacher heroes, and fan readers back home. My name is Kaylee Sperling and I am so excited to share my journey teaching...keep reading