One of the biggest shifts to anyone's life when they go abroad to teach English is in what they eat. It can be intimidating if you've not eaten the food of your destination before - you'll be giving up that favourite burger or pasta spot and replacing it with a noodle bar or a friendly lady with a ...

This is it. The final episode of our blog series with successful photographer Sian Owen. We've saved the best for last, we can't think of a more majestic place to end this exciting journey Sian' taken us through than Halong Bay and Cat Ba. If you've been to Vietnam, you'll know this is what many ...

If you're thinking of teaching English in Vietnam, there's a big chance you could be placed in its capital - Ho Chi Minh City! Some of the main tourist attractions including the War Remnants Museum and Ben Duc Tunnels will not be in the blog as we visit them during the cultural orientation week of ...

One of the major benefits of teaching English in South Korea as an employment path or a gap-year option is the free accommodation provided to all teachers by the school that employs them, and with accommodation typically costing around 700 USD per month in first world South Korea, this is a major ...