Like I said in my previous blog post, 2018 was quite the year. It was a year of a lot of ups and quite a few downs, it saw massive changes in my life and a lot of people come and go. It was a very transformative year in my life; I graduated, moved country … Continue reading The Songs That Saw Me Through 2018
It's that time of year again -- the return of the most consistent series on this blog. Every year, for the last 3 years now, I've looked back at the last year and look at what I've learnt personally. If you know me personally, you'll know that 2018 has really been quite the year for … Continue reading 18 things I learnt in 2018
One thing that I've realised in the last month is that I got to a point in my life where I became comfortable in my unhappiness. Unhappiness to me felt good - I knew it, I liked it and it was slowly becoming everything I knew. I would get home after a long day at … Continue reading The little things I appreciate in life
As some of you may know, I work in Sevilla, Spain in a private language academy teaching English as a foreign language to both children and adults. Really, my whole journey started back in 2016 when I completed my TEFL and has continued up until now. It's been two years of gaining experience and working … Continue reading How to land your first TEFL job
Hello and welcome back to my blog! Today's blog is TEFL related, the first in almost a year or so since I finished my internship in Dos Hermanas. I've finally completed my first month (four weeks) of teaching English as a foreign language in Spain (Sevilla) and it's been a real journey. ESL Teaching is … Continue reading My First Month Teaching in Spain
A month or so ago, I did some Instagram stories about moving to Spain. I spoke about how more people should consider moving country and how people normally write it off as an option out of fear and the cost of it. So, today, I'm here to break the latter down for you. I'm throwing … Continue reading The Financial Cost of Moving Abroad
After a short hiatus on my blog, I’m finally back. I’ve had a very hectic week or so with my move to Spain (more blogs about that coming soon) but I’ve just had enough time to ponder the idea of ‘fluency’ and being ‘fluent' in another language. My concept of fluency was first started to … Continue reading “Fluency”
