Coming to Teach English in Thailand from the West can sometimes make you feel like a millionaire. With high exchange rates of USD and GBP to Thai Baht, it’s common for people to lose touch with reality when it comes to spending. After all, exchanging the amount you would normally pay for dinner ...

It's long been a very attractive program for many reasons: high pay, an exciting range of financial benefits and the opportunity to work in one of the world's most high tech and highly connected countries. Now teaching English in South Korea got a whole lot more appealing!

There are a ton of amazing travel videos out there which make you want to quit your job and travel the world...here are 5 of the best

I decided to Teach English in Thailand for a number of reasons, but the underlying motivation was: I felt like I didn’t fit in where I was before. This is a feeling I’ve carried with me throughout my life, the majority of which I’ve spent in New Hampshire, the tiny north-east bit of America.

I remember procrastinating over studying for one of my final exams at university when my best friend, Liam, called me up about an idea he was keen to get off the ground. He wanted to help people from all over the world explore exciting countries like Thailand while teaching English. We were just 23 ...

Lauren, Hillary and Sara, 3 young and adventurous women in their mid-20's, go into detail explaining why exactly they have loved their time teaching English in Thailand so far. They had no clue whatsoever what to expect when packing their bags and departing from the USA to the foreign Kingdom of ...

Working abroad offers the opportunity to expand your horizons, develop yourself personally, and immerse yourself in a foreign culture. Whether you opt to teach English in Thailand, South Korea, Vietnam or Myanmar, you are signing up for so much more than a run-of-the-mill trip overseas. The ...

It's an exciting prospect, packing up life back home in exchange for a work-abroad adventure in a tropical paradise on the other side of the world. But, I wouldn't blame you if you're a bit nervous too. There's a lot that's in store: a strange, albeit fascinating new culture, language, writing, ...