Teach Abroad Blog
Teaching abroad
5 Benefits of Having International Work Experience
Moving overseas for a year or more to work and travel isn’t just a great adventure for you, it’s also a great thing to add to your resume!
5 Fun Icebreakers for Your High School ESL Students
As an ESL teacher, getting your students to open up, get to know one another, and practice their English language skills can be a challenge. Icebreaker games are a great way to encourage student participation in the classroom and to get your students to practice conversing in English.
27 Important Mandarin Phrases to Know When Teaching in China
Learn some basic phrases in Mandarin before traveling or moving to China. Download our phrase guide!
Living Abroad
Nine Reasons Why Living in China is the Best!
If there is one country in the world that Western countries don’t know very much about, it just might be China. But after having lived there, people just seem to fall in love with the country, the culture, the language, and the people. It is truly a very exciting (yet, still challenging) place to live.
7 Ways to Make Communication in China Easier
From ordering food to taking a taxi, you may find it hard to get around in China without speaking Mandarin, especially if you are not in a big city such as Beijing or Shanghai. However, the language barrier shouldn’t stop you from traveling to the Middle Kingdom. Here are some tips on how to make communciation in China easier.
9 Facts on Education in China
“Scholars are invaluable to a nation as the best course to a banquet.” – Chinese proverb
