Start Blogging Abroad To Stay In Touch
While you’re overseas, you’re guaranteed two things: plenty of adventures, and people back home asking what the heck you’ve been up to! Sure, arranging video chats with a timezone so…
Nine Tips for Reflecting After the First Week of Teaching
As the school year gets underway, use some of that new energy and make a conscious effort to reflect on your first week of teaching in Australia. Here are a…
Too Many Teachers in Canada
Finding a teaching job has never been tougher. A recent article by University Affairs is reporting the reality of the teaching job market in Canada. It is discouraging for new…
What to do in December in Melbourne, Australia?
The sun is shining, there are Christmas carols in the distance, and Melbourne becomes more alive than ever at this time of year! 1) Suzuki Night Markets at Queen Victoria Market…
Teachers interested in Australia – tell us what you need!
We want to hear from you! Vote Now! [poll id=”16″] [poll id=”6″] [poll id=”10″] Not sure how to get to Australia? Contact us now and let us help you make…
Market shopping for your groceries in Australia
There is nothing like going to the market to pick up your fresh veggies, fruit, meat, etc. and all of us who are from the Northern Hemisphere, we don’t get…
Homesickness when living in Australia
Many people who have travelled before, don’t really think too much about homesickness. However, travel and moving somewhere are two very different things. Moving to Australia It is not like…
July Teaching Holidays – Uluru and Kakadu
So we are getting close to the holidays – where should you go? Uluru National Park (Ayers Rock) Magical! That is how many describe the centre of Australia once visited….
Fostering Kittens while overseas
So many of our teachers arrive in Australia and instantly miss their pets at home. Well have you ever thought about fostering a pet while you are here? Responsibilities of…
