5 Tips to Quickly Acclimate to a New Place
My first teaching job started in October (two weeks after I finished my ESOL certification after graduating from my MAT program) when a teacher left at the last minute. […]
Tag Archives: International Teaching
Wishful Wednesday: Lincoln School Buenos Aires, Argentina
I visited Buenos Aires a couple of years ago and fell in love with the city. I would love to work here one day! I give this school a perfect […]
Foreign Teachers Who Want to Teach in the US
The funny thing is that I am always itching to move somewhere abroad, but I know a ton of foreign teachers who are itching to move to the US. […]
Wishful Wednesday: CIC Valencia
I thought I should start out with the school where I will be working at this coming year: CIC Valencia! While it only has a one year contract (like many […]
Wishful Wednesday: Where in the World Would I Teach?
There are so many international schools in the world that it is hard for a new teacher to pinpoint where in the world they want to live/work/thrive. Starting next week […]
Packing a Year in Advance for my European Backpacking Trip
I’m about to return back to Venezuela for my third year teaching at an international school in that country. However, before I go, I need to think about what I […]
What Does China Sound Like
I have friends who are considering jobs in China. I have some mixed feelings about the place (still LOVE Shanghai though!), but when I wrote this blog post I had […]
Necessary Documents: Working Through the Red Tape
One part of international teaching that I heartily dislike is visa paperwork! There are so many hoops and red tape that need to be navigated through that I decided to […]
I’m a BIG Nerd: My Continuing Education Goals
I don’t know if everyone reading this realizes quite how nerdy I am. I’ve finished up my fourth year of teaching abroad and I’ve renewed my teaching license for the first […]
How to Work Your Way Around the World
I come from a solid middle class family. My mom divorced my ex-step dad when I was a freshman in high school. This means I got to see what it […]
Teaching Wanderlust 