Business Fieldtrip to my workplace, Limoncello factory
In the program I am in, the academics are actually quite a bit different than what I am used to at my home university. Forget busy work, and forget long-term projects. Here everything is all about hands-on, intimate learning. The classes are extremely small, which I find to be beneficial. It allows us to take field trips and get more out of the class than we would if there were many more students. For my International Business class as well as my Business in the European Union class, my professor organizes field trips and leads group discussions.
Teaching English abroad is a field that has something to offer everyone—from undergrads to recent grads, from career changers to retirees. The job itself is just as diverse as those who do it. You might teach a classroom of kindergarteners in South Korea, or a small group of business professionals in Brazil. You could live in a bustling urban center like Bangkok, or in a quiet village tucked in the Andes Mountains. What all teach abroad jobs have in common though, is a chance to expand your worldview, enhance your resume with international experience, and challenge the person you are today. This is teaching abroad. 
