Searches for books on the Republic of Georgia return some rather disappointing results. Perhaps it’s because so little has been written and published on the country in the English language. Because of this, it’s worth sharing about three specific and worthwhile reads that we’ve recently learned about, each sharing a similar and appropriate spirit. …Read Full Post
If you don’t already have a specific flashlight or headlamp planned for traveling and teaching abroad, or aren’t happy with your current one, read on to learn why we vote Petzl’s e-lite the single best travel light….Read Full Post
Wondering whether or not it’s necessary to bring a travel guide along to Georgia? In this guest post by TLG volunteer and author of the Wander Georgia Blog, learn from one volunteer’s mistake. Consider the options, choose wisely. …Read Full Post
From ESL-teacher-blog The View from Over Here, this guest post offers a valuable glimpse into the blessings and challenges of teaching English and living abroad in The Republic of Georgia. …Read Full Post
As one of the first countries to adopt the Christian faith, innumerable saints adorn the Georgian land of both past and present. Learn about one incredible (and free) invaluable resource to use in learning more about these Georgian saints. And consider some points on their relevancy for the English teacher in Georgia. …Read Full Post
Learn some important points about money and general banking in Georgia before traveling to teach and learn with TLG. …Read Full Post
Most folks recognize the complexities of Qartuli (the language of Georgia) but few know that it’s also considered a holy language. As one of the world’s oldest languages, it shouldn’t come as any big surprise. But what exactly does it mean for a language to be holy? …Read Full Post
Visitors From…
 |
United States | 1066 |
 |
Georgia | 314 |
 |
Canada | 127 |
 |
Ukraine | 127 |
 |
United Kingdom | 119 |
 |
South Korea | 76 |
 |
Australia | 63 |
 |
Tunisia | 58 |
 |
India | 35 |
Online TEFL course - free trial