Making Friends with Danes
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- Written by: Roop Gill
- Category: Study Abroad Blogs
As her semester abroad in Denmark comes to an end, Roop wonders why she only made friends with three Danes.
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An Obruni Overseas
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- Written by: Michelle Stais
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Overcoming culture shock in Ghana.
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The TEFL Challenge
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- Written by: Allison Burney
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The truth about teaching English as a second language.
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Strangers No More
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- Written by: Rob Small
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Rob learns that sometimes you meet friends in unexpected places.
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TEFL Schedule
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- Written by: Willie J. Inman Jr.
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The average day in the life of a TEFL teacher.
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Why Study Abroad in New Zealand?
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- Written by: Eric Forrest
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Eric is heading to New Zealand for more than just Lord of the Ringsscenery.
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Singapore: The Garden City-State
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- Written by: Judi Zienchuk
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Judi went to Singapore to study abroad, but she wasn't expecting this kind of education.
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Encountering Language Barriers in Korea
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- Written by: Allison Burney
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My struggles have taught me more than just the importance of being patient, open-minded and understanding.
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The Call of Colombia
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- Written by: Jessica Brook
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After hitchiking through Colombia six years ago, Jessica returns; this time to lay some roots.
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Surviving Arrival in Ghana
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- Written by: Michelle Stais
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I arrived a couple days ago in Accra, Ghana—so far it exceeds my expectations.
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When in Denmark, Bike as the Danes Do
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- Written by: Roop Gill
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While Roop's hometown of Toronto is waging a war against the removal of bike lanes, she's discovering the endless benefits of biking in Denmark.
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Hitchhiking From Cambridge to Warsaw in 24 Hours
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- Written by: Susan Chan
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Hitching a ride has never been this fun.
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How Traveling Renewed My Perspective on Canadian Multiculturalism
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- Written by: Carly Vandergriendt
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After returning to Canada, Carly is starting to examine race and culture in her home country.
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Whirlwind Trip Through a Monsoon
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- Written by: Judi Zienchuk
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Four tips for making the most of the rainy season.
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The Two Week Rule: An Arrival Survival Guide
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- Written by: Shanna Sunley
- Category: Volunteer Abroad Blogs
Think you're going to hit the ground running overseas? Think again.
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Studying Abroad in Scotland
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- Written by: Bindiya Haria
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How Bindiya made a semester abroad a financial reality.
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Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
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- Written by: Michelle Stais
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Michelle knows her family—including her teenage son—will be fine while she's in Ghana. So why is it so hard to leave?
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A Historical Tour of Glasgow
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- Written by: Bindiya Haria
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Bindiya gains some historical context on her new temporary home.
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Planning an Exchange is No Vacation
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- Written by: Judi Zienchuk
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Going on an academic exchange has always been a lofty fantasy of mine.
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The Post-Erasmus Depression
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- Written by: Beth Saunders
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I have now been back in Canada for a month. I've been waiting around for something big to happen, a crazy feeling of loss or shock—but nothing has happened.
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