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Sick of your day job? Hoping to make a little extra cash? We already know TEFL can take you places, but what most people don’t realize, is that you can...keep reading
Guest post written by Joyce Wilson at Teacher Spark It’s a common myth that if you’re a teacher, your summers are open and carefree. Actually, most teachers experience long hours...keep reading
Adapted from her blog, here is Amanda H's story: Time for Something Different. I wanted something really different, and different I got. That was the whole reason why I was...keep reading
Decided on teaching English in Asia, but not settled on a country yet? It can be confusing to commit to a contract in a country you've never stepped foot in...keep reading
So you've narrowed your teach abroad prospects to Chile and Spain. You probably have some Spanish language chops and want to fine-tune them in an immersive experience, while also helping...keep reading
Can I take my pet abroad with me? Our pets are our best friends. They offer unconditional love, support, and laughter in a sometimes dreary world. Moving to another country...keep reading
I just came home from studying abroad. What do I do now? Coming home from a semester or a year in another country is a bittersweet experience. On one hand,...keep reading
I want to teach in Morocco. What do I need to know? Northern Africa’s easternmost country is sure to guarantee a journey of color, flavors, questions, and paradoxes. With its...keep reading
I want to teach in Ecuador. What do I need to know? Central and South America are emerging hot spots for English language instruction. Ecuador is home to a friendly...keep reading
I want to teach in the Czech Republic. What do I need to know? Nestled in the heart of Europe, the Czech Republic is one half of the former Republic...keep reading