Teach English Abroad Blog

As an English teacher in South Korea, maintaining good health is essential while living abroad. Navigating the healthcare system can seem daunting and stressful at first, especially if you can’t... keep reading

Why did you choose this program? I studied abroad through CIEE’s Accelerated Chinese Language Program as a Junior in university and had a great experience, so I had trust in... keep reading

Traveling alone in Europe is an incredible experience—whether you're wandering through historic cities, relaxing in cozy cafés, or discovering hidden gems off the beaten path. Solo travel allows you to... keep reading

As an auxiliares de conversación in the Community of Madrid, I work a part-time schedule and have 3-day weekends. Prior to arriving in Spain, some of my friends in the... keep reading

This past month and a half abroad has been a whirlwind and I am already extremely grateful for the opportunity to be both teaching and learning. Like many people in... keep reading

There are many logistical challenges to consider when preparing to move abroad. One of these challenges that I really wanted to prepare for ahead of time was figuring out how... keep reading

A glimpse into everyday life as a volunteer teacher in Spain!

Traveling on a budget doesn’t mean sacrificing great experiences. With a little planning and creativity, you can explore amazing destinations without overspending. Here are some tips to help you stretch... keep reading

Happy New Year, everyone!! After a holiday in Greece with my family full of highs and lows (we got to pet a LOT of cats and ate wonderful food; I... keep reading

Moving abroad to teach English in South Korea can be an exciting and life-changing adventure. Not only are you stepping into a new culture, but you’re also starting a new... keep reading

Living abroad can seem a bit daunting and even scary. It's a new environment, a new language, and a whole new culture. One of the most significant challenges new teachers... keep reading

I did not remember much Spanish when I first arrived to my assignment in Pradoluengo. I regret not practicing more as it would have helped me be more prepared to... keep reading

Adjusting to a foreign culture can be an isolating and daunting task. Personally, the exhaustion from constant language translation made me question if engaging in conversation was worth my energy... keep reading

Tips for weekend travel outside of Madrid with visiting loved ones.

To state the obvious, Spain is not America, and as a result life here is not the same. In a previous post I outlined what a day looks like here... keep reading