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

Happy New Year!! I know it is a little late, but it’s the thought that counts :) I hope you all had an amazing Christmas and New Year celebration and...keep reading

The Different Roles a Foreign Teacher Must Play: Most people, myself included, who have very little teaching experience are likely to think that teaching English abroad is just that: teaching...keep reading

Hear what it's like to live and teach in Madrid, straight from the source! Use the links below to navigate a recording of our video panel with four superstar participants...keep reading

One of the things that has surprised me the most about my experience in Spain so far is how fair a salary €1,000/month is . I didn't think that would...keep reading

A job where I help someone teach English, my native language? That’s a piece of cake. When I moved to Spain to be a language assistant, I thought the job...keep reading

Hello everyone, and welcome to my blog! Although I have not yet left to teach abroad in Madrid, Spain, I still wanted to introduce myself to potential readers! My name...keep reading