Teach Abroad Blog

Arriving to Thailand at the beginning of December, had me a little anxious. I was moving in the middle of a very celebrated holiday season in my home country, to...keep reading

At the end of our quarantine, OEG surprised us with a day in Bangkok before we each set off to our new homes. We started at the magnificent Grand Palace,...keep reading

El Rastro Madrid's biggest flea market is officially back! From clothing to jewelry, fine leather goods, books, and old vintage pieces, "El Rastro" has something for everyone. You can find...keep reading

A Spanish phrase I never expected to need to use: ¿dónde están las vacas? . I learned last week that apparently this phrase is very important in my piso ...keep reading

It is a given fact that anyone reading this post is most likely a fan of traveling, especially if you signed up to teach in Thailand, I mean HELLO!! #TravelThailand...keep reading

My Spanish apartment has a balcony, all cramped red tiles and ironwork. It sits one story above the street, overlooking a rose-colored church and leafy trellises on the building across...keep reading

It has been less than a week since my first update on living abroad during the coronavirus outbreak . Everything has changed drastically since writing that. My school decided to...keep reading

It was 3 AM Arizona time. I was sitting in the Phoenix Sky Harbor parking lot, bleary eyed from my sleepless night, wondering if I was about to make the...keep reading

While not particularly outdoorsy, I can appreciate a good stroll through nature. So when my co-teachers proposed a small group hike on a day off, I jumped at the chance...keep reading

In case you have somehow avoided the news for the past few months, there is a world-wide health crisis due to the coronavirus. I have been keeping up with the...keep reading