Teach Abroad Blog

It’s not always easy . Yes, there are great benefits, but there are also a lot of challenges. It’s hard to be a guest all the time. You often feel...keep reading

Solo Traveling Vocabulary: Puente= when you have a long weekend because of a holiday, example you have Thursday and Friday off because it’s a festive day. That weekend there’s a...keep reading

Being about halfway through my second trip abroad in Spain, I have had plenty of time to reflect on my packing and weather or not it has been effective. The...keep reading

Being about halfway through my second trip abroad in Spain, I have had plenty of time to reflect on my packing and weather or not it has been effective. The...keep reading

My PISO STORY Useful vocabulary words: Idealista- Most used page/app to find a room, apartment or house in Madrid Habitación- Room Piso- Floor or most commonly used to say apartment...keep reading

So far I’ve been enjoying the carb-heavy Spanish diet without doing the necessary exercise to offset its effects on my body. We all know that the best way to get...keep reading

You hear a knock on the door and open it find several children covered with all-too-convincing zombie makeup staring back at you. “ Truco-o-Trato !” they shout. Don’t be alarmed,...keep reading

Low: Where worry meets newness... I came in to the first day of orientation a little nervous and excited. I felt like I was lucky in having studied abroad, having...keep reading

When I quit teaching fourth grade in 2015, I was fairly certain I would never go back. Yet here I am, teaching in Spain, remembering why I loved it- the...keep reading

If we’re being honest, I had no intention of learning Thai. Before moving to Thailand I had come here for a 10 day vacation and managed to eat, navigate, and...keep reading