Teaching Abroad and Tour Guiding to Fund Travel to 75 Countries
Teaching Traveling: Is it really possible to fund extensive travels by teaching abroad or running tours? It is if you do it right, like today's Teacher-Traveler-Blogger guest, Christopher James Mitchell! Tell us about your background, Chris. Chris: Originally, I’m from Toronto,...
A Peace Corps Volunteer’s EPIK Adventure Teaching Abroad in Eastern Europe and Asia
Charles exploring the ancient city of Ayutthaya, Thailand. Teaching Traveling: Ever wonder if the Peace Corps or another program for teaching abroad might be a good springboard for your teaching, traveling adventures? Let's get ideas and inspiration about this from...
How to Use Study Abroad and Student Programs to Travel When Money is Tight
Learn Steph's tips to travel the world affordably as a student! Teaching Traveling: Curious about how travel as a student can lead to a lifetime of inspiration and opportunities? Today we have a special interviewee: Steph Alexandre, who was one...
A Job Teaching Parents How to Travel Better, With Kids or in Groups
Sally in the Galapagos Islands. Teaching Traveling: Welcome to Sally Black, a professional teacher of travel! Sally, tell us about yourself. Sally: Full disclosure, I am not a traditional teacher in a classroom. Rather, I teach parents to learn to...
Getting Jobs Abroad and Traveling Around the World, Even After Age 50
A Balloon ride over Cappadocia. Teaching Traveling: Is it possible to travel and teach around the world after age 50? Yes! Let's meet Beth Robinette of WanderForLife, a woman from Atlanta, GA, and is currently living and teaching in Mexico....
This Man Draws Fictional Maps on People’s Skin, and the Results are Beautiful!
How cool is this human map? Teaching Traveling: Talk about a creative career -- let's meet a man who draws fictional maps on people! David Nuttall is the founder of Artimaps: "Hand drawn plausible fictitious maps," located in one of...