When I heard that my teach English in Thailand placement was going to be in Ranong, the tiniest and rainiest province in the country, I had mixed feelings. On one hand, I love tiny towns, rain and being immersed in the chilled vibes of nature. But on the other hand, I’ve only lived in bustling ...

If you're still trying to pick out a teach abroad program and have contemplated South Korea, you probably already know that it's easy to make a lot of cash in this fast-paced, high-tech country. But what might sway your decision is all the incredible places you can visit direct from Seoul. And ...

New kid on the block for teach abroad destinations, Vietnam is rapidly drawing a lot of interest and it's easy to see why! I had the privilege of visiting this exciting city to experience it for myself and to chat to a few foreigners teaching English here to hear how life has been for them too. ...

This week in Friday Live, after louring them in with pizza, we chat to Nikki and Jess who've recently returned from teaching English in Thailand!

We sat down with Teacher Carla to talk about her adventures teaching English in Thailand.

The first week of the TESOL course in Hua Hin is a Cultural Orientation program designed to help the TESOL students adjust to their new surroundings, cope with the culture shock that may affect them, and learn more about Thailand.

So you'll notice that with many of our Teach English Abroad programs, a cultural orientation is included - these can last up to a week and it's something that sets comprehensive programs like ours apart from a basic job placement service.

I had no idea what to expect when I was teaching English in Thailand and joined a bunch of like-minded adventurous Westerners that had invited me to tag along to Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park early one Sunday morning. In fact, nobody seemed to have any clue of where they were going other than the ...