What is your citizenship?
United States
6 Teaching Tips I Wish I Knew Before Moving to Germany
By Jacob Arthur
7 Things About Hamburg That May Surprise You
By: Tamie Arietta
The Biggest Challenges and Adjustments I Faced Living & Teaching English in Germany
Private English Teaching vs. Teaching at a Language School in Germany
How to Find Housing for Teaching English in Germany
The Finances of Living and Teaching English in Germany
By: Tamie Arietta
The cost of living in Germany is surprisingly reasonable compared to other European countries. Once you've decided that Germany will be your new home and certainly before you hop on a plane, create a list of all possible expenses you may have during your time abroad and compare it to your existing expenses. A great website to compare the cost of living is called: Numbeo.
Teaching English in Bremerhaven, Germany - Alumni Q&A with Gabriella Brown
What is your citizenship?
United States
What city and state are you from?
Ohio
How old are you?
18
What is your education level and background?
High school, No college
Teaching English in Düsseldorf, Germany - Alumni Q&A with Hannah Fox
Teaching English in Leipzig, Germany - Alumni Q&A with Anthony Albanese
What is your citizenship?
United States
What city and state are you from?
Albany, New York
How old are you?
22
What is your education level and background?
Bachelor's Degree