Contrary to popular belief, teaching abroad is not only for teachers. I'd recommend it to any and everybody!

Being Black while abroad comes with some unique moments and challenges. Here are some of the things I noticed while abroad.

I highly recommend taking some time between graduation and starting your career to teach English abroad!

5 Things I Missed While Living Abroad

On my last day teaching English in Spain, a teacher at my school allowed the students to draw me pictures as a parting gift. Here are some!

Games and fun activities are a great way to get children of all ages excited about learning English.

Every person living abroad goes through homesickness at some point, whether it's after the first day or after five months.

While teaching abroad, I got to explore Valladolid, Segovia and Ávila, León, Salamanca, Madrid, and Barcelona.

During my time teaching English in Spain, I journaled almost every day. Reading through these journal entries gave me a good little laugh!

These fears are very real and very common for people looking to live abroad and can be hard to overcome if you don’t know what to expect.

While there are similarities between the American schooling system and the Spanish schooling system, there are also quite a few differences.

I participated in a short term Teach Abroad program in Spain through CIEE. As a native English speaker, I supported the main teachers.

During my time teaching abroad, I had the chance to live with a host family. Host families are households (can be a single person,...

Throughout college, I had an interest in international travel. I looked into a few opportunities, including studying abroad for class...