The volunteers at the Stray Dog Rescue project work Monday through Friday, so we have weekends off to travel, explore and indulge in the Thai…
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Teaching Tips Tuesday: Advice for Living with and Teaching English to a Host Family
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July 11 by
A huge perk of teaching English to a host family is that your classroom is also your dwelling space. Here are some helpful tips to…
Life as a Volunteer in Hua Hin, Thailand: A Look at a Typical Day at the Stray Dog Rescue Project
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July 10 by
To all of you future volunteers out there, be open to the experience! You might be scared and confused at first, unsure of what to do…
This article will hopefully provide you with the tools (more specifically a sledgehammer) to help you break through that glass ceiling, and to keep progressing…
Featured photo by Katie Sennett We asked our newest batch of English teachers in Thailand to submit one photo that they took during their first…
Volunteer Spotlight on Emily Evans: Greenheart’s Newest Travel Correspondent in Thailand
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June 14 by
Read on to meet 20-year-old, Emily Evans, our Greenheart Travel Correspondent fromWaimea, Kaua’i, Hawai’i, who’ll be traveling abroad as a volunteer in Thailand!
Meet 7 Students Embarking on Life-Changing Travels to Volunteer, Learn a Language and Study Abroad
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June 12 by
We are thrilled to announce the winners of our 2017 Greenheart Travel Correspondent and Global Explorer Scholarship awards.
This short video highlights the two most important things I believe everyone should know or be prepared for before joining a Japanese classroom!
Every single school in South Korea is very different when it comes to classrooms and school culture. Actually, this is going to be true of…
Here are five ways to add some summer fun to your English lessons.