Teach Abroad Blog

After I came back from winter break, I had lived in Madrid for almost 4 months. I had a comfortable routine, beloved nearby eateries, and regular weekday activities. Somehow, I...keep reading

Hello - Hello! It has been quite some time since the last blog I uploaded. These last few months in Madrid have been nothing short of a whirlwind. I can’t...keep reading

After living here for eight months, there are days where I feel like a local. But there are other days I feel like a long term tourist, which in a...keep reading

Imagine: you’ve spent years and years dreaming about studying abroad in a magical European city, inspired by your mother’s stories that you’ve begged to hear thousands of times. You finally...keep reading

As I am nearing the end of my journey in Thailand, I am feeling all the feels and I also feel like giving generic advice on how to travel and...keep reading

Having never been a teacher before, moving abroad to teach might be the boldest thing I’ve ever done. Going into it I had plenty of tutoring and mentorship experience, but...keep reading

One of the pastimes I enjoy most is searching Skyscanner and choosing “Explore Anywhere.” The tangible representation of limitless possibilities make me giddy, and not to mention that my flexibility...keep reading

As a brown skinned African American woman teaching English in Spain , I was very well aware of what I may or may not come up against when I moved...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