Why meaningful travel is the NEW way to travel
Carl Jung once said, “The least of things with a meaning is worth more in life than the greatest of things without it.” Which brings us to meaningful travel. Meaningful travel is the new way to travel and we’re here to let you know why! Almost everybody wants to travel – you’ll never hear anyone turning down a holiday or the chance to visit a new country. Travel makes people happy but travelling w...[Read More]
5 Things You Should Know about Spanish English Language Learners
Every EFL classroom is different. Even though no matter where you are teaching you will be applying the same learning theories and teaching methodologies to your teaching, a lot of what happens in the classroom will depend on your students. As English as a Foreign Language teachers we need to identify the needs of our … Continue reading “5 Things You Should Know about Spanish English Languag...[Read More]
Who Can Get a TEFL?
You’ve probably seen the adverts for it. Maybe you read a blog or two about it. Quite possibly you have a friend or cousin or former colleague who’s doing it. And while you’ve seen the pictures of tropical paradises and heard the stories of cute kids and overbearing parents, you’re probably wondering to yourself: can … Continue reading “Who Can Get a TEFL?” The post Who Can Get a TEFL?...[Read More]
Which of our TEFL Internships suits you?
Finding a TEFL job can be a tricky task when you don’t have any relevant experience. TEFL Internships are an excellent way to gain your TEFL qualification and experience without the stress of planning your own trip and finding your own job! We’ll do all the planning for you, so all that’s left for you to do is get out there and enjoy the experience. But, with 4 different options all offering at le...[Read More]
Eco-TEFLers abroad: How to eat sustainably in a foreign country
Sustainable eating is all about choosing foods that are good to our planet and our bodies. You’ll be happy to learn, you don’t have to do anything extremely life-changing to eat sustainably. Traditional foods are a huge part of a country’s culture. Here in the UK, visitors can’t wait to try our fish and chips: in Vietnam, everyone swarms to pho; and in Japan, you won’t find anyone who hasn’t tried...[Read More]
What is Madrid Known For?
As is the case in many countries, as the capital, Madrid is the heart of Spain. But what is Madrid known for? With almost 3.5 million people, it is not only the most populous city in Spain but the third biggest in Europe, after London and Berlin. Madrid is the seat of government and home … Continue reading “What is Madrid Known For?” The post What is Madrid Known For? appeared first on...[Read More]
Which of our TEFL Internships suits you?
Finding a TEFL job can be a tricky task when you don’t have any relevant experience. TEFL Internships are an excellent way to gain your TEFL qualification and experience without the stress of planning your own trip and finding your own job! We’ll do all the planning for you, so all that’s left for you to do is get out there and enjoy the experience. But, with 4 different options all offering at le...[Read More]
Top Festivals to Experience in Spain
If it’s one thing the Spanish know how to do it’s have a party. No surprise then that literally hundreds of festivals are celebrated around the country every year. If you’re living and teaching in Spain, then you should definitely take some time to celebrate with the locals. After all, the more, the merrier! With … Continue reading “Top Festivals to Experience in Spain” The post Top Fe...[Read More]
What Do You Need to Teach English Abroad?
Do you feel stuck in the same 9 to 5? Are you sick and tired of waking up every day and doing the same old same old? Dream of starting fresh somewhere completely different? If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions (or all of them!), then you’re probably already thinking of teaching English … Continue reading “What Do You Need to Teach English Abroad?” The post What Do You Need ...[Read More]
TEFL travel: offsetting your carbon footprint
This month, our main focus is offsetting our carbon footprint and helping you offset yours too. At the moment, flights account for 2.5% of global CO2 production. We know that to be able to teach English abroad you can’t avoid flying so, we’ve already started offsetting the carbon footprint from your flight by planting a tree for every TEFL Internship sold, but there are other things that you can d...[Read More]
What Do You Need to Know about Moving to Spain?
Think you know everything there is to know about moving to Spain? Think again, mi amigo. Moving to Spain is more than deciding which bikini to pack and learning how to order a beer in Spanish. While it is most definitely a paradise of sorts if you enjoy a bit of sangria and siestas, what’s … Continue reading “What Do You Need to Know about Moving to Spain?” The post What Do You Need to...[Read More]
Why we’re planting a tree for every internship we sell in August
Here at i-to-i, we believe nothing’s more important than looking after our planet. As a company we want to do everything we can to offset our carbon footprint and help you offset yours too! Travelling, unfortunately, can be one of the biggest culprits of carbon emissions as planes release CO2 and other gases into the atmosphere. Although, as a passenger you already pay carbon taxes, this isn’t eno...[Read More]