Teach Abroad Blog

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

1. Enjoy A Walk Along the Duoro River and Luis I Bridge It was refreshing to wake up in the morning and take a walk along the Duoro River. While...keep reading

Have a three day weekend? Do you want to be a “weekend warrior”? Better yet - want to explore your new home? Here are the steps I go through to...keep reading

I’ve been in Thailand for a month now, and in the span of 30 days, I’ve learned more completely new and unexpected things than I would in a year at...keep reading

In Spain, most people rely on public transport to get to their jobs and travel about the city of Madrid. Using the metro in Spain is easy once you get...keep reading

As someone who has now packed to live abroad twice, I figured I can share some items I wish I packed, as well as some items I wish I left...keep reading

The first time I found out that I would be traveling to South Korea, I was so excited! However, the looming cloud of what I needed to shove into two...keep reading

Getting your visa is the biggest step to take when moving abroad. When I first started the process, I had no idea what to do. Thankfully, CIEE is a huge...keep reading

Let the countdown begin! Two weeks, fourteen days, three hundred and thirty-six hours until I am getting on a plane to Spain from NYC . My departure date is getting...keep reading

One month in Korea and I’m about halfway to feeling settled. The first 24 hours are probably the hardest but that is to be expected. If you have never visited...keep reading