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With a population of over 1.4 billion (as of 2019), China's the most populous country in the world. And with such a high number of inhabitants, there's a very high demand for English teachers all …
Two weeks ago, I landed in the Phnom Pehn airport tired, disoriented, and very overdressed for the weather. I met the rest of the interns I’d be working with and we were brought to the …
While city life is exhilarating, exploring the national parks of northern Vietnam is a great way to wind down from a week’s teaching. Luckily, Hanoi is spoilt for choice when it comes to weekend destinations. …
After two weeks in Cambodia, I look back at my terrified self at Heathrow Airport and I want to tell her it’s all going to work out just fine. Once I had touched down in Phnom …
My first thought as I left the airport in Phnom Penh was about the heat - so hot! It hits you straight away but luckily, after a few days, you start to get acclimatised (phew!). …
When it comes to TEFL hotspots, Thailand sizzles on as our fave (shh... don't tell the others). There's nothing quite like the warmth that radiates from those wide Thai smiles, golden temples and ever-present sun. If you're …
3 out of 4 millennials would rather buy an experience than something material. And from our experience, that usually means travel plans are brewing! A huge 20% of all international travellers are millennials - but …
Hi, there! I'm Catherine and I work in the Marketing Team at i-to-i HQ. In August this year, along with two of my lovely colleagues from our team of TEFL Experts, Becky and Emma, I travelled …
Alex took part in our TEFL Course & Internship: Thailand Volunteer and documented his experience (thanks, Alex!). Including meeting elephants, getting stuck into delicious Thai food and visiting Erawan waterfalls - it's safe to say …
