Stick By Me
For times when life seems to be off-track or spin too fast. or when your dreams seem to turn sour, […]
Honest reflections and personal stories from international teachers around the world. These are the real, raw, and inspiring journeys behind the decision to teach abroad—filled with heart, growth, and life lessons.
For times when life seems to be off-track or spin too fast. or when your dreams seem to turn sour, […]
Do you ever wonder why others have already achieved their dreams and not you yet? The answer is you.
Growing up, my mom (may she rest in peace) would always tell me to work hard in silence. She omitted
Meet Mr. & Mrs. T. Jayson and Maricel came to the US together in 2018. After a year, they
If you dream of changing your life for the BETTER, then FINISH the work you have started. Don’t wait
Here’s a reminder to all who dream, aspire, and want. And yet (weirdly) make excuses about its fulfillment.
If you dream of teaching in the US to help your family, Believe in prayer that you have already received
Some teachers will start the conversation with, “Ma’am Gemma, I have no money, but I really want to teach in
I applied to this agency in 2007 without knowing how much the agency charges. I didn’t even ask HOW MUCH!
“I really, really want to teach in the US, but I have no money.” What I hear: I
2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you,
I have a friend who does NOT want to teach in the US. And no matter what motivation I try
There are days like today when I wonder if I didn’t heed the voice telling me to change my life.
While browsing my contact forms, I saw an email from a particular HR Director asking if I could work in
Doing the same things over and over is comforting and easy. I am safe, sound, and in my little
The other day, a Kindergarten teacher called me out because as her class was transitioning to another location, I smiled
I started my journey 4 years ago when I was watching Z nation in Netflix. Dito ako nabigyan
I am the princess of my parents, a teacher, and a seafarer. They gave me everything, but I wanted more.
Expectations vs Reality – that’s how I want to sum up my J1 teacher journey in the US! Expectations
Ann chose not to renew her last year’s contract in the J1 program. The J1 program is good for