The Inside Scoop on Teaching English in China

Teaching English in China ~ the Inside Scoop!by Tom Carter  Having little luck finding an attractive job offer in the U.S., I decided to take my skills where they were wanted — abroad. Enticed by the “Teach English in China — No Experience Necessary” ads...

Classical pianist and ESL native, Eugene Haynes, dies at 80

"EAST ST. LOUIS - Classical pianist and composer, native son Eugene Haynes, died Monday. He was 80."

Back In Action In Taiwan!

Arriving in Taiwan to teach is full of strange experiences.

Teaching in Taiwan

This post talks about my experiences in Taiwan, my recommendations and advice for people wanting to come to teach to teach in Taiwan.

The Moon Festival

Thoughts from a westerner on The Moon Festival.

Thoughts on Taiwan

More insight into life as a ESL teacher in Taiwan.

Chartreuse Missing In Action or How A Crisis Is Resolved

Chartreuse is missing in action, what more do you need to know? A lot!

Deodorants or How We Can All Get Along

More on teaching abroad in Taiwan.

Explanations and Ruminations On Why To Teach Abroad

Explanations on why teachers and other graduates should teach abroad.

Report Card Day In Taiwan

Filling in the report cards at our new school in Taiwan.

Scooters Scooting Around In Scooterland

Driving in Asia is crazy. Scooters are everywhere. A report from Taiwan.

The Spike-A-Roo Is Safe or How I got a cold again

How things are moving ahead in our new jobs in Taiwan.

Crazy Cab Rides In Taipei or How The Conference Led To Some Fun Stuff

The beauty of the MRT system in Taipei and how always using cabs can be dangerous in Asia.

The Grand Hotel or How Pollution Is Affecting Us

A visit to Taipei and The Grand Hotel, with stops for the Fine Art Museum of Taipei.