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Stranger In A Strange Land: A Teacher’s Life In Korea

The previous weekend, in a brief fit of madness, I had purchased a baby bunny from an adjuma in the Singil station of the Seoul subway system. The old woman crouched in the middle of the transfer walkway, tossing bunnies from a cardboard box like enticing, furry water balloons. Pushing [...]

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Top 5 Countries For Teaching English Abroad (That Aren’t in Asia)

Andrea Moran is the Director for Teach Abroad at GoOverseas.com, a community-driven website of like-minded people who are all passionate about teaching, studying and volunteering abroad. She can be followed on Twitter @Go_TeachAbroad. When it comes to teaching jobs abroad, South Korea and Taiwan are the headliners. Jobs are easy [...]

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Top 9 Resources To Get You Teaching ESL Abroad

I remember the conversation I had with a friend about taking a year off with just my backpack. She was fresh off of a year teaching ESL in Shanghai and the tone in her voice told me I’d be stupid not to teach English somewhere. “Dude, you get paid and [...]

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A Welcome Of The Most Korean Kind

South Korea, my Asian home away from home where I experienced my first living abroad experiment, is an anomaly of sorts, really. There are aspects of the culture I will never comprehend, nor should I. There are things in which I tilt my head in confusion, which is fine. There [...]

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5 Facts About TEFL Courses And Teaching ESL

Lusting to dive into the world of teaching English to speakers of other languages at home or abroad? Here are a few tips for the curious. By Lillian Marshall I was an English teacher in Boston for six years, and one summer my colleague lured me down to Costa Rica [...]

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A Tale Of Two Exchange Students

Two exchange students — one from Denmark, the other from Korea — sit down and discuss their observations about life in America, including their thoughts on American dentistry, the myth about gun ownership, and the sheer number of drive-thrus. By Jon Wick Mia Pederson is a 16-year-old exchange student from [...]

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The Truth About Teaching ESL Abroad

Future TheExpeditioner.com contributor (more on that later this week) Jon Wick takes a look at the ups and downs of packing up your bags and heading abroad to teach ESL (English as a Second Language), an unforgettable experience full of heightened expectations, numerous frustrations, and personal rewards you’re unlikely to [...]

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