Helpful articles and expert interviews that discuss teaching abroad and travel in Japan, as well as educational tours, volunteering, and global education curriculum resources on the country.
Want a funded summer educator tour of Japan to explore lessons of Hiroshima? Learn about the Oleander Initiative from Mariah Pol, a teacher who recently completed this tour, along with several other travel grants she …
Amazing teacher travel grant to Japan: The Oleander Initiative is a funded educational tour to Nagasaki and Hiroshima to study history. Fascinating interview.
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 …
Teaching Traveling: Not sure if teaching abroad is right for you? Meet Shannon, a Philadelphia native who tried teaching ESL in Asia, and realized it wasn’t a match for her, …
Teaching Traveling: Welcome to Haruto, a Japanese man studying and teaching in Germany! Haruto, tell us a bit about your background. Haruto: My name is Haruto Abe (my friends know …
Teaching Traveling: Want to be inspired and informed about how to teach abroad from an expert? Please welcome brilliant Teacher-Traveler Dana Wielgus. Dana, tell us about your background. Dana: My …
Teaching Traveling: Welcome to Rashaad Jorden, a remarkable man who has taught abroad in Japan and France. Tell us about yourself, Rashaad. Rashaad: I was actually born in Yokosuka, Japan …
Teaching Traveling: Today we have a travel blog celebrity, Nomadic Samuel! Samuel, tell us a bit about your background. Samuel: My name is Samuel Jeffery and I’ve been living abroad …
TeachingTraveling.com: Howdy, Travis Ball! Tell us about yourself. Travis: I grew up in a small town called Los Angeles, California and, aside from travel, have lived in Southern California all …
TeachingTraveling.com: Thanks for chatting with us, Kelly! Tell us about yourself.Kelly: I’ve been an educator for 18 years, though I didn’t take a traditional path into the profession, having interrupted …