Tag: Grants
Teacher travel grants, scholarships, fellowships, and other funding for educational travel, explained by real educators who have learned how to travel free. Explore these interviews for useful ideas and leads!
A Monarch Butterfly Teacher Travel Grant to Mexico!
Teaching Traveling: Love monarch butterflies and dream of an all-expenses-paid teacher travel grant to Mexico to study the beautiful insects? Your dream can come true, because this fully-funded opportunity actually exists! A butterfly kiss on the head. Read on to...
Programs to Study WWII and the Holocaust in Europe and Japan
Teaching Traveling: Interested in teacher travel opportunities and scholarships to study WWII and the Holocaust in Europe and Japan? Read on to learn about some amazingly powerful educational trips, as explained by Illinois teacher, Stephanie Krzeminski. Stephanie at the torii...
Funded Educator Travel With the Korean War Legacy Foundation
Teaching Traveling: Curious about organizations that fund teachers for educational travel around the world? Let's welcome Bobbie Downs, an educator who recently returned from one such program in South Korea! Bobbie, tell us a bit about your background. Bobbie visiting...
Teacher Travel Funding Ideas: Great Grants Like Fund for Teachers
Daniel with the Colossal Foot of Constantine at the Capitoline Museum in Rome. Teaching Traveling: Teacher travel grants are out there for YOU! Let's welcome teacher Daniel Sawyer to discuss how these grants funded his recent travels, and how you...
How to Earn Over a $250,000 in Teacher Travel Grants and Fellowships!
Andi at the "Educators in Space" fellowship at Space Academy. Teaching Traveling: Are you curious which teacher travel grants and fellowships exist, and how to get them? Let's hear from an expert teacher-traveler, Andi Webb, who has earned over $250,000...
Huge Payoffs from a Teaching-Traveling Lifestyle, via “Passion Projects”
Michael in front of C-130 Hercules plane. Teaching Traveling: The interview "How to Become a Teacher Who Travels for Free" has become one of the most popular Teaching Traveling articles of all time, and I'm thrilled now to welcome back...