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4 "Easter Egg" Locations in El Retiro
Intro El Retiro Park is one of Madrid’s greatest attractions for tourists and residents alike. Stretching 350 acres, this park is massive and full of interesting places to explore. Upon... keep reading
Should I Move Abroad? First Thoughts, Things To Consider and Introduction
Wondering whether you should move/teach abroad or not? Welcome to my first post! I will be sharing a little bit about me, why I chose to move abroad and how my experience has been so far. I will also be giving you some questions to think about, which will hopefully help you to make the decision that is best for you :)
Embrace the Rain: Challenges Bring Growth
Challenges are like the rain, it may not be our most favorite thing, but so worth it in the end, as we allow ourselves to grow.
Orientation in Valladolid: A Look Inside CIEE's Spain Volunteer program!
CIEE’s Orientation in Valladolid is one of the many benefits of the Teach in Spain Volunteer program! The best part? Airport pickup, transportation, hotel accommodation, and meals are all provided... keep reading
Gluten and Dairy-Free Guide to School Day Meals
Here is what I usually eat on a school day as a gluten and dairy-intolerant girlie living in Madrid (where cheese and bread are a core food group).
Benefits of Choosing to Teach Abroad in South Korea
To make the decision to teach abroad is hard enough, but to also try to choose a country to do it in is even harder. Each country has its own... keep reading
CIEE Korea Spotlight: Meet Marissa!
What made you want to teach abroad? I had previously spent time in South Korea as a student during my semester of studying abroad. I really loved the culture, language... keep reading
CIEE Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Arielle!
What made you want to do this experience? A friend told me about this program, and I knew I had to apply! After graduating college, I was looking for an... keep reading
Top Trips to Take while Teaching in South Korea
South Korea is approximately 38,623 square miles compared to the U.S.’s size of approximately 3,119,885 square miles. You know what this means? It means accessible traveling for tourists and English... keep reading
A Weekend in Seoul—A Look Inside CIEE’s Weekend Retreat!
CIEE’s Weekend Retreat is one of the many benefits of CIEE’s Teach in South Korea programs! A weekend where teachers meet in Seoul and have the chance to make friends... keep reading
What Do You Really Need to Take from Home? — Most and Least Essential Items
Before moving to Spain I was really concerned about what items I needed to purchase or take from home to live a comfortable life in Europe. I knew that one... keep reading
10 Ways Teaching English Abroad Can Improve Your Resume
Working as an English teacher abroad gives you a unique skillset and perspective that sets you apart from the rest. So, if you’re looking for just one more reason why... keep reading
CIEE Korea Spotlight: Aric P.
Aric is a CIEE alum who has taught in CIEE’s Teach in South Korea and Teach in Thailand programs. Read about Aric’s experience in South Korea: Where were you placed... keep reading
Can You Ethically See Elephants in Thailand?
One of my most embarrassing moments in Thailand occurred at the beginning of my time here. At orientation, when people would ask what my goals are while in Thailand, I... keep reading
How Living Abroad in Spain Brings Personal Growth
Traveling to Spain for the first time with CIEE has truly been an experience of a lifetime. Besides it's stunning architecture, vibrant culture, and historical heritage, you can gain something very valuable from this country. In hindsight, living in Madrid can contribute to your personal growth. Among the many benefits of living abroad, you begin to see that you are becoming more self-reliant, make friends from all over the world and are suddenly comfortable in taking risks.