The Education Abroad Network (TEAN)
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The Education Abroad Network (TEAN) is a program provider offering 52 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad and Internship abroad programs in 10 countries such as New Zealand, Australia, China, and Thailand.
At The Education Abroad Network, we love helping students make "studying abroad a reality." We thrive on providing personalized attention, quick answers, and our trademark preparation. We've been running study-based programs specializing in the South Pacific and Pacific Rim with our partner universities since 1995, with programs now available in Australia, New Zealand, China and South-East Asia. While we have certainly grown since 1995, The Education Abroad Network is still responsive and flexible to the needs of students. We understand that each participant has different objectives and motives for his or her semester overseas, and we strive to add value to each and every experience, one student at a time.
Our incredibly dedicated staff have spent considerable time studying, traveling, and working overseas. We have all lived your dream and understand the combination of excitement and apprehension that comes with studying abroad. Our objective is to make your once-in-a-lifetime experience simply exceptional. Working with only the best universities in the most amazing locations, we offer unparalleled personalized service including individualized pre-departure consultation, extensive in-country support, high quality accommodations, and a range of exclusive program options designed to promote integration into your host culture. The Education Abroad Network is prepared to make your experience abroad the most amazing adventure of your life.
Study Abroad with The Education Abroad Network (TEAN)
"I learned that Americans live in a different environment then everyone else in the world and experiencing new cultures is great."
dylan mcdonald University of Hartford
"It was very much worthwhile. I was able to learn about living in a completely different mindset and lifestyle. "
Lukas Struppe University of Hartford
"It was absolutely worthwhile! I gained confidence in my ability to travel and live on my own! "
Cassidy Yates University of New Hampshire
"These were some of the best weeks of my life! I arrived nervous about going to a new country without knowing anyone else on the trip, and I left wishing that we'd had more time there! I loved every moment – hiking, swimming, surfing, eating great food, seeing tourist attractions, and learning about conservation, Australia, and t..."
Carlyn Kranking Northwestern University
"Looking back, I have greatly improved my professional self. I have learned what office environments I enjoy working in, what future experiences to look for and what keeps me motivated. "
Michael S University of New Hampshire
"My study abroad experience was so worth while. I learned so much about myself as an individual and made so many genuine connections. I gained so many unforgettable memories and lifelong friends."
Kendall Spreen University of New Hampshire
"It was absolutely worthwhile! It was an amazing experience to go live across the world for 4 months and adapt to a new city and new culture. "
Sophia University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh
"I got to see China "
A student Wellesley College
"I gained further knowledge about myself that I would've never found had I never gone abroad to New Zealand. I found out more about my identity, what makes me happy, and what kind of life I hope to have. I also learned the value of global knowledge and understanding, and my world-views shifted in response to my experience abroad ..."
Olivia University of Massachusetts Amherst / UMass
"I learned how to navigate myself around a country where I did not speak the language, and how to budget. "
Isabelle Wheeler Towson University
"I grew so much as a person while I was away. I was completely isolated from all family and friends in America and it really allowed me to find my way as an individual relying on solely myself. It was probably the best thing that could have happened to me at this stage of my life. "
Kaylea Lundin University of Tampa
"During my time in New Zealand, I feel as though I was able to integrate fully into the laid-back lifestyle of the Kiwi population. I spent much of my free time exploring the naturally beautiful landscapes that the country had to offer and taking full advantage of the hospitality that was easily found around every corner. TEAN ma..."
Brian Gage University of Massachusetts Amherst / UMass
"I learned how much there is to explore outside of the US. I was in Australia for 4 months and traveled somewhere new every weekend and still felt like I could have seen more. It was truly a once in a lifetime experience and I wouldn't sacrifice it for anything!"
James Piechnik Clemson University
"This was the most worthwhile college experience! I not only learned to be more independent, but I also learned a variety of life skills such as international communication, learning to travel (figuring out bus/train/plane) schedules, time management, prioritization, and much more!"
Rachel Zurcher Clemson University
"I gained so much from my experience abroad. I learned to appreciate and respect so many different cultures and I gained a tremendous amount of independence. I pushed myself out of my comfort zone and grew from that in so many different ways. This experience was more than worthwhile and I left with so many memories that I will ch..."
Rachel Stone University of New Hampshire
"I learned a lot about independence. It was absolutely worthwhile."
Kaylee L University of New Hampshire
"I learned how to come out of my shell and be more outgoing. I am a very shy person and this experience helped me become more confident and adventurous. It was definitely worth while because it helped shape me as a person. I was able to learn about myself and Australian wildlife and culture at the same time."
Clarice Bouvier UMass Lowell
"Being half-way around the world really instills a sense of true independence, there’s no going home or having your mom around to help when you run into trouble. I learned to do things on my own which pushed me to enjoy doing things on my own as well. If nobody was around to head up to the beach or go to dinner, I found myself go..."
Melissa FIscher Clemson University
"I lived in a beautiful apartment that TEAN organized with other interns, balanced working hard during the week and exploring NZ on the weekends, and established connections with my supervisors. I learned so much about my field, gained real-world skills, and pushed myself out of my comfort zone. It was a summer full of personal a..."
Kathryn Raeder McGill University
"I learned so much about independence and being in charge of my own wellbeing while abroad."
A student Furman University
"While abroad I gained something many people lack; self-love. I learned to love everything about myself. I learned how fortunate I am to live the life I Iive. I learned the importance of travel and how it humbles the soul. I would 100% recommend studying abroad to anyone looking for an adventure. Traveling has helped me realize h..."
Jelitza Gonzalez University of Massachusetts Amherst / UMass
"I learned a lot of perspective about what matters and what doesn't, and about what is worth being stressed about. It was absolutely worthwhile."
Lily Bensko University of New Hampshire
"This experience really gave me a chance to see how people live in other parts of the world. I made friends with locals, hiked mountains, and got out of my comfort zone. I will always remember this experience and the people I met as one of the best times of my life. "
A student University of Massachusetts Amherst / UMass
"I learned so much about Australia, Melbourne, and the people that I was so privileged to live with"
Michael Herlihy Stonehill College
"I learned more about me as a person and what I want out of my friendships, relationships, and life in general. "
A student University of Hartford
The Education Abroad Network (TEAN): Abroad101 Study Abroad Rankings Winner
