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TESOL courses draw on broader elements of the latter teaching certifications to provide the base for teachers to teach in both non-native English countries and within English-speaking countries. For those open to teaching abroad as well as teaching English at home, TESOL could be a good start. I had no teaching experience and no travel experience in South East Asia where I chose to do my teach abroad experience. The programs are designed for those that have no teaching experience and no travel experience and they support you not just the teaching side of things but also settling down into your country, cultures, and traditions.

Each interview features a different teacher, traveling to a different place, and teaching a unique group of students. Through this series, I hope you are inspired by the good work going on around the world, learn, and start to think about ways you can travel and teach abroad yourself. How did you find the opportunity to start teaching abroad in the UK? You can find more specific advice and information on teaching abroad in the UK by reaching out to Stephanie on Instagram.

Rincon has quickly become one of my absolute favorite towns in Puerto Rico for so many reasons – amazing beaches, laid-back surfer style, and a multitude of things to do. Rincon is located on the West side of Puerto Rico where the Atlantic meets the Caribbean Sea about 2 1/2 hours from San Juan and is a beautiful little beach town. There’s a really amazing space above the beach too perfect for watching the surfers at the lighthouse listed below. They can be found daily right near Hotel Villa Cofresi and it’s an easy stop in the morning before the beach.

Each interview features a different teacher, traveling to a different place, and teaching a unique group of students. Megan is a member of the Traveling Teachers group and so excited to have her give us insight today into teaching abroad! A teacher I met in Australia gave me the contacts in South Korea, and a teacher I met in South Korea gave me the contacts I have now in Sweden. You can find more specific advice and information on teaching abroad in Europe by reaching out to Megan on Instagram and checking out her blog, Megan Moves Abroad!