Pro Tips on How to Market Yourself as an Online Teacher
Marketing isn’t just for big corporations anymore. Thanks to the internet, everyone can market themselves to further their professional career. As an online teacher, you probably don’t have to market yourself to get a job, but an online presence can help you get ahead. When hiring for a specialized position, schools may go with the […]
5 Safest Countries for Solo Female Travelers Teaching Abroad
Amid all the excitement of prepping for your travel abroad adventures to teach English, it’s normal to feel a little apprehension. Getting used to a new culture, making new friends from scratch and starting a new job are all big undertakings in their own right. Even more so when you’re doing all three at once, […]
Where to Teach in Chile | Chilean Regions and Cities
Chile offers a wealth of enticing destinations for teachers, each with its own unique allure and cultural richness. Santiago, the capital city, boasts a thriving urban scene with a blend of modernity and history, while Valparaíso enchants with its colorful hillsides and vibrant artistic community. Head south to Concepción for a lively atmosphere, or explore […]
Obtaining a South Korea Visa to Teach Abroad
Embarking on a journey to teach English in South Korea is not just an opportunity to experience a vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes, but also a chance to make a meaningful impact on the lives of young learners. Whether you’re a seasoned educator or a budding teacher looking for an adventure, obtaining the right visa […]
How Do I File a U.S. Tax Return After Teaching Abroad? | Ask Teach Away
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Where to Teach in South Korea | Top Cities
Embark on a captivating journey through South Korea’s enchanting cities, where culture meets opportunity for educators. In Seoul, discover a vibrant blend of ancient palaces and modern skyscrapers—a cultural playground for teachers. Venture to Busan for beautiful beaches and the lively Gamcheon Culture Village, an inspiring atmosphere for educators. Daegu offers historical sites and access […]
What It’s Like to Quit Your 9 to 5 to Travel and Teach Abroad
Though travel had always been a passion of mine, I never would have considered moving abroad had I not taken a sabbatical from my 9 to 5 job back in the States. I’ve been teaching English in Asia for just over seven years now. Before venturing to a distant foreign land, I worked as a […]
Presidential Schools of Uzbekistan
Teach Away is proud to collaborate with the Agency for the development of Presidential, Creative and Specialized schools under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The Presidential Schools program for gifted and talented students is a growing network of schools for exceptional students. Teachers are offered a highly competitive salary and benefits […]
What is World Teachers’ Day?
World Teachers’ Day, celebrated annually on October 5th, is a UNESCO International Day event. World Teachers’ Day is an opportunity to highlight the pivotal role teachers play in society, emphasizing their responsibilities, and acknowledging their contribution to the learning conditions of young people worldwide. With a history dating back to 1966, when it was first […]
What It’s Like Teaching Abroad With a Family as an International Teacher
The decisions and questions that come with teaching abroad are nothing less than life-changing. “Do I move alone and leave my family behind?” “Do I take my family with me and leave our lives behind?” “What if….happens?” I am pretty sure many of you would come across moments just like those – moments of doubt. […]