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We've always suspected it. There's nothing quite like that post-holiday glow that follows you around for at least a week after an amazing trip. Your skin, hair, nails, mind, body and soul are all happier when …
When I first arrived in Vietnam, it was hard to know what to expect, as I had never taught anyone before, let alone classes of over 50 children! The orientation week was a great opportunity to …
It might sound like a sweeping statement but we've got proof that travel can improve your personality! It's in the form of a journal article by psychologists, Julia Zimmermann and Franz J. Neyer, titled, 'Do …
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6siVJSM-V0&feature=youtu.be Myth #1: You need a degree to teach English abroad Mythbusting! No degree, no problem! To complete a TEFL Course, you don't need a degree. Although it’s true that you’ll need a degree (in any subject) to …
The second guest-written blog from our lovely intern, Jenny, who's currently on our Thailand Internship! I've been teaching in the local senior school for just one week and it's been both an amazing and eye opening …
Want to explore the world without breaking the bank? Well, teaching English abroad is the perfect way to travel whilst saving up some much-needed funds! Let the list commence... Vietnam Decent salaries plus a low cost of …
You really don’t have to look very far to find loads of great eating spots, and all of them are incredibly cheap with really good food in generally enormous portions. And, while all the restaurants …
Check out our intern, Ana's, time in Thailand - follow her journey from teaching in her allocated school in Kanachanaburi, to the beautiful waterfalls of Erawan. To teach in Thailand, you don't need a degree or …
Before arriving in Vietnam, my apprehensions were high, to say the least. Primarily, I was nervous about trying to understand a culture that would be so unaccustomed to what I was used to, whilst meeting new …
Want that tingly just-booked-a-trip feeling? Find travel and teaching inspo right here!
1. Talk is cheap If you’re staying in a country for a while, buy a prepaid SIM card from a local provider to avoid expensive international charges. Top this off with a free Internet based service …
If you're travelling on a budget, check out this fool-proof list of everything you can do to find the cheapest flights possible. Use a price comparison website … Flight comparison sites such as Skyscanner and Kayak …
As soon as you decide to go travelling, whether you're teaching English or just sightseeing, one of the first decisions you need to make is: do I take a backpack or a suitcase? The answer all …
Bondi Beach, Australia Imagine a classroom where you can feel the sand between your toes and watch surfers riding the waves. Head to Bondi Beach on the outskirts of Sydney and this dream can be yours …
When you’re offered a job teaching English abroad, you may be asked to legalise your TEFL certificate. “Legalisation” is a way of proving to foreign governments and employers that your official documents are genuine. Whilst it …
So you're living the TEFL digital nomad dream, travelling around the world, working whenever and wherever you like! Sounds perfect! But, without a routine, staying healthy gets more and more difficult. Here's a few top …
