Teach Abroad Blog

Planning weekend trips is exhilarating and sometimes challenging. Deciding where to go on your long weekends (puentes) or where to stay and how to budget yourself is obviously really important...keep reading

A few weeks ago I was feeling like I knew Madrid pretty well, I’d settled into my home and life with my host family, I was getting used to teaching...keep reading

Korea has made fall my new favorite season. The change in the colors of the trees is dramatic, and very different than any of the falls I experienced in California...keep reading

The last month has felt crazy. From leaving my job, to packing for 3 months abroad, to finally saying goodbye to family and friends and hopping on a plane, I...keep reading

If someone told me that I would be spending my Sunday chasing a heard of more than 2,000 sheep through the streets of downtown Madrid, I would have said they...keep reading

Apple Maps works well in China. I will follow it blindly to the nearest coffee shop and for all my tourist needs. The problem with Apple Maps is that it...keep reading

It was pretty exciting meeting the group of volunteers from the airport! My husband and I were pretty lucky to have done a European kind tour for an extended honeymoon...keep reading

Nathan and I went to Toledo for the day on Saturday, and had a great time! It is such a fun city to explore outside of Madrid, (only about 40...keep reading

National day is the day the people of China celebrate the forming of the Chinese government. The actual holiday is October 1, however, for schools, teachers and students get the...keep reading

I’m a millennial through and through. Avocado toast and acai bowls are my love language. Paying $30 for a spinning class? Sounds reasonable to me, let me grab my shoes...keep reading