Category: Teaching for Travelers
How to pay for travel by teaching abroad or volunteering, even without prior experience. These interviews with real Teacher-Travelers will inspire and assist you on your journey!
Which Teaching Traveling Articles Are Most Useful and Popular?
Hello from Lillie, founder of Teaching Traveling! I created this site in 2010, meaning that, as of this writing, this travel and global education blog is now 7 years old, and boasts almost 300 interviews with Teacher-Travelers of all sorts. […]
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Volunteer Your SKILLS Abroad to Make a Real Positive Impact
Mark Horoszowski on his personal Experteering trip in Nepal in 2011 where he was supporting the Nepal Wireless Initiative. Teaching Traveling: Mark Horoszowski, Tell us a bit about your background. Mark: I’m a first-generation American, born to a Father from […]
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Teach English Online: An Ideal Remote Job to Fund Travel!
Katty with wildlife at Masaai Mara, Kenya. Curious about legitimate work from home jobs that allow freedom? Want to supplement your income or be a digital nomad? Why not… teach English online? Teaching Traveling: Let’s welcome Katty Hargrave-Kerns, who will explain […]
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You Don’t Have to Wait Until You’re Old or Rich to Travel, High Schoolers!
Irvin (on the left) volunteering in the Dominican Republic. Teaching Traveling: Looking for an opportunity for student travel to volunteer abroad? See this story from New York high school student, Irvin Solano, about how he was able to volunteer in […]
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Live in Spain or Germany for FREE in Exchange for Speaking English!
The morning sunrise at La Alberca, Spain beckons you… Want to live for free in Europe (food and housing covered!) for a week or more? Teach English in Germany or Spain through the short-term program, Pueblo Ingles, even with no prior […]
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Teaching Others to Travel Affordably and Excitingly, via “Alpaca the Bag”
Laura and Dax, exploring how blue an ocean can get! Teaching Traveling: As a lover of those fluffy animals known as alpacas, when I found out there was a travel blog called “Alpaca the Bag”, I had to interview them! Alpacas, […]
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