In this episode of Chinwag Tuesdays, I chat with Anna, an English teacher from Australia who has been living in Munich, Germany, for over 10 years. We explore her experiences adjusting to life abroad, navigating cultural differences, and teaching English to teachers in Germany. Anna shares insightful stories from her journey, from Cairns to Melbourne and now Munich, and how she built her career in education across multiple countries.🔑 Key Highlights:🌍 Aussie in Germany: Anna’s story of moving from Australia to Germany, and how she’s adapted to the cultural differences along the way. 🗣️ Teaching English: Anna’s transition from teaching high school students in Australia to training teachers in Germany, and the challenges that come with it. 🇩🇪 Cultural Misunderstandings: Fun anecdotes about the small but important cultural differences Anna has encountered living in Germany, including formal vs. informal language. 💬 Learning German: Anna discusses her relationship with the German language and the challenges of balancing English teaching with improving her own German skills.If you’re interested in teaching English abroad, cultural adaptation, or life as an expat, this episode is packed with great stories and tips!📌 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with future episodes of Chinwag Tuesdays! 👍✨🇦🇺 Join the VIP Waitlist for my new Aussie Slang course: https://www.aussieenglishwithamanda.com/ascc-waitlist🇦🇺 Read the book "The Story of Australian English" by Kel Richards: https://unsw.press/books/the-story-of-australian-english/How to contact Anna:- email her on [email protected]

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