Willow graduated from the University of Southern Maine with a Bachelor’s degree in History. She grew up overseas in the Philippines, Tunisia, South Africa, and France and has travelled extensively throughout Asia, Africa, and Western Europe. Willow spent time in Ghana working in the visa department of the U.S. Consulate before returning to her home base in northern Virginia where she worked in the public school system for six years. Willow speaks French and enjoys traveling and learning about other cultures.
Willow's posts
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Heading Home: 5 Issues You May Face Upon Reentry
So you’re done teaching English overseas (at least for now) and you’re ready to head back to your home base. It should be easy to transition
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TEFL in Rio de Janeiro: Notes From the Field Interview with Bridge IDELT Graduate Thomas Stertz
So you have decided that you want to find a TEFL job in South America, but you are not quite sure which certification course to
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Five Great Reasons for Teaching English in South America
We all know the appeal South America has for many people who are thinking of teaching English abroad—the landscape, weather, food, language (I could go on
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5 Great ESL Games for Teaching English to Young Learners
Let’s face it, learning English as a second language is most likely not going to make a young learner’s list of top three favorite activities.
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