Scott graduated from the University of Colorado at Denver with a degree in International Studies with minors in Political Science and Economics. A certified scuba diver and traveling aficionado, he has spent time in Italy, Canada, Belize, Mexico, and the Caribbean. He studied Spanish for many years and is now learning Hindi. As Bridge Program Advisor, Scott is able to share his passion for experiencing other cultures with Bridge’s future English teachers.
Scott's posts
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How To Get A TEFL Job – Part 1 – Decide Where You Want To Go!
We get a lot of questions from people interested in teaching English abroad. While these questions can be about a range of topics, such as
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Coffee Culture around the World – Traveling with TEFL
When you return from teaching abroad, sometimes it’s the little things about your former host country that you miss most. For me, it’s the Italian
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Prepare for your Future: Teach English in South America!
Teaching English in South America is really a no-brainer. Surround myself with a beautiful country with a long and interesting history that’s full of friendly
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TMA – Too Many Acronyms! Clearing up the TEFL confusion
When you first begin looking into teaching English, you come across a lot of acronyms that can be very confusing until you become familiar with
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Love to Scuba as Much as You Love to Teach English? Do Both!
One of my favorite things to do when traveling is scuba dive. I’ve been certified for several years and my next trip (in December) will
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Notes from the Field: Interview with IDELT Grad, Jason Mercer
We’re always happy to take advantage of an opportunity to check in with the graduates of our TEFL certification courses, to hear about their experiences
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Like a Little Variety? Teach in Chile!
As a teaching destination, Chile has something for everyone, including beautiful beaches, sensational skiing, world-famous wines, fantastic food, and of course, the charming Chilean people! Santiago
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Take on the challenge of teaching English in Western Europe!
The idea of living and working in Western Europe is attractive to a lot of English teachers. Who wouldn’t want to surround themselves with such
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A little Chile can go a long way – Guest blog from EOD teacher, Kaity Nicastri
English Opens Doors, and Chile Opens Minds. That should be the slogan for the program through Chile’s Ministry of Education.I arrived June 11, 2009 with
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What TEFL courses did WE take?
Have you ever found yourself wondering what type of TEFL courses the employees at Bridge took and what they thought of them? Now is your chance
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