Tag: Blogs
Articles with useful links to blogs of teachers who travel and travelers who teach, to help you see the world and find Global Education resources.
Transitioning from Teaching to Full-Time Travel and Remote Work
History Fangirl at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. Teaching Traveling: Curious how to transition from teaching to full-time travel? Check out the story of "History Fangirl," Stephanie Craig! Stephanie, tell us about yourself. Stephanie: I’m originally from Edmond, Oklahoma. I went to...
Teaching English in Mexico as a Former Advertiser from England
Phil traveling during a break from teaching in Mexico, at the Hill of 7 Colors in Argentina. Teaching Traveling: Ever wondered what it's like to teach abroad in Mexico as a British citizen? Please welcome Phil Charter who will share...
Why You Can Travel for Cheap and Find a Job Anywhere
Eric, always adventuring. Teaching Traveling: Welcome to Eric Gonzalez who has spent nearly a decade doing a combination of traveling and working around the world. Eric, tell us about your background! Eric: I've been roaming around the world for about...
A Retired Couple, Writing Guidebooks During Travel to Rome
Teaching Traveling: Welcome to Dianne and Bill, adventurous and intellectual authors of two guidebooks on Rome, Italy! Tell us a bit about your background. Dianne & Bill: We are a long-married couple, from Seattle and Chicago respectively, who met at...
An Italian Ballet Teacher and ESL Instructor in Thailand
Klelia and her boyfriend during her birthday at school in Thailand. TT: What OTHER things besides ESL can you teach in order to travel the world? How about DANCE? Welcome Klelia who is a ballet teacher around the world. Klelia,...
Traveling the World by Finding Vastly Different Odd Jobs
A job as a Tequila farmer?! Teaching Traveling: Today we have a different type of teacher. Turner Barr is a man who travels around the world, taking vastly different odd jobs at a rapid pace, and teaching his readers about...