9-5 got you down? Or perhaps you're just finishing your studies and are not quite ready to chain yourself to that desk in that 'exciting' auditing firm who's got a job advertised. Or maybe you're a teacher looking at getting some experience far away from home. You've probably considered teaching ...

The kindness and positive attitude of Thai people is something that you will hopefully adopt in your own life after spending some time in Thailand. Thai people are known to be kind and helpful towards those in their inner circle but this extends so much further than that. Many people teaching and ...

So you've probably heard by now of the great financial benefits teaching English in South Korea brings. You've probably also heard that you don't need any prior teaching experience to sign up. You've almost definitely heard that being based in the country affords you some incredible travel ...

TravelBud is fortunate enough to work with the best in the business when it comes to TESOL training and Job Placement for Teaching English in Thailand. We thought it would only be fair for applicants to meet the Teach Thailand team so that they can gain a bit of insight into lives of the people who ...

We recently caught up with Jaco Kleinloog who was kind enough to share with us his first time teaching English in Thailand. Jaco is currently the head TESOL instructor in Hua Hin who is raved about by all his current and past TESOL students.

You've got a dream of exploring the tropical paradise that is Thailand while earning a living making a difference to the lives of the community you'll be living in and meeting incredible people, making lifelong memories along the way. You're well on your way to some incredible experiences! The ...

I probably first saw a picture of Myanmar’s Bagan - a vast plain of 900 year old semi-ruined temples - about 10 years ago and it’s been lurking on my travel bucket list ever since. It was one of those places you say you’ll definitely see one day but secretly believe you never will.

If you've got your sights set on our most popular program, teaching English in Thailand, you've probably got a bunch of questions about heading over to this incredible country to work.

So the idea came to us, sitting around the office pondering how we could show the world the smiling faces behind the emails, Facebook posts and phone calls which our many would-be teachers looking to teach English abroad interact with. Should we do a podcast? A webinar? A Reddit AMA?