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Studying Abroad in Nottingham

In: Work/Study Abroad (general)

By: Elizabeth Hatt

The East Midlands city is an ideal location for foreign exchange students to explore British culture, travel Europe and gain an international perspective. more...

Teaching in China

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Scott Hayden

Teaching English in China can be a rewarding experience, but watch out for some common pitfalls. more...

Take a Gap Year or Career Break

In: Work/Study Abroad (general)

By: Claire Bolton

Do you need a change of scenery or a well-earned break? Taking a Gap Year is the perfect way to re-energise yourself, explore unique locations and learn new skills. more...

Working in Rural Japan

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Andrew Beattie

This article is how-to guide for making the most of life in rural Japan. It covers getting to know your town, discovering local festivals, and more. more...

Living in Rural Japan

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Andrew Beattie

This article deals with living in rural Japan. It focuses on housing and other necessities, and is aimed at helping people living and teaching in Japan for the first time more...

Teaching in Japan: Private Clubs

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Andrew Beattie

This article looks at how to find and join a private club in Japan. There is a club for every interest in Japan, and joining the one is a gateway into Japanese society. more...

Teaching in Japan: School Clubs

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Andrew Beattie

This article covers the basics of joining a school club while teaching in Japan. more...

Teach in Japan: Choosing a Company

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Andrew Beattie

This article deals with choosing between recruiting agencies when looking for a teaching job in Japan. It focuses on important questions to ask before signing a contract. more...

TEFL & TESOL Courses in Thailand

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Gill Hart

Thailand has an increasing demand for qualified English teachers. It is also an ideal destination to take your TEFL Certificate, whether just for a holiday or for work. more...

Websites for Teachers in Thailand

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Gill Hart

Whilst there is tremendous support for TEFL teachers worldwide through international websites, there are also dedicated online resources for teachers in Thailand. more...

Find a Great International School

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Sarah Baughman

All international schools are not created equal; how can you tell the good from the bad? Check the website, staff, curriculum, and administration for clues. more...

Interviewing International Schools

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Sarah Baughman

An interview is just as much designed for you to find out about a school as it is for the school to find out about you. Don't be afraid to ask the right questions! more...

Ace the Overseas Teaching Job Fair

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Sarah Baughman

Learn the importance of targeting a particular geographic region while staying open to other options, researching schools, and traveling smart. more...

Teaching in Thailand: No Degree

In: Teaching Abroad

By: Gill Hart

Teaching in Thailand is no longer the easy option it once was for the English teacher without a bachelor's degree. more...

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