Study abroad: face-to-face or virtual?

Many readers of Modern English Teacher will be teaching students who are studying abroad, or are hoping to. Some students do this individually and some as part of a group organised by an agent, a language school, a university, a secondary school or similar. In most cases there is some type of preparation before studying abroad. But what type of preparation – logistics? cultural? location-specific? Who is responsible for it? And what about learners who are not able to go abroad for various reasons? Online or virtual study abroad experiences existed long before Covid-19, but increased in . . .

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