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Essential Articles, Resources, Programs and Websites for those interested in all forms of work abroad.
There have never been so many great reasons to work abroad. Transitions Abroad offers expert advice, inspirational first-hand experiences, and practical resources for the student, freelancer, and professional who wish to find jobs overseas for the summer or for the coming year(s).
Work teaching English abroad, volunteer work, and freelance jobs of all kinds are an increasingly attractive option to many in the face of the current global recession—and we have the participant reports and resources to help you make it happen.
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| Featured Articles on Work Abroad |
| International Jobs and Careers |
| Internships and Student Work Abroad |
| Teaching Jobs Abroad: K-12 and University |
| Teaching English Abroad (ESL Training and Jobs) |
Teaching English Abroad Randall Davis offers his expertise and selected resources for finding short-term jobs abroad or a career as an ESL teacher overseas. He also offers practical tips on preparation and training as a student for this popular form of work abroad. | Teach English in Europe Susan Griffith, Short-Term Work Abroad Editor for Transitions Abroad, offers inside tips and resources to succeed in the difficult task of securing jobs teaching English in Europe. Susan also provides a detailed overview of the more plentiful options for work teaching English abroad in Asia and Latin America. | Where the ESL Jobs Are: Online But Off the Beaten Path Duncan MacLeod, host of our favorite website dedicated to finding work teaching English abroad, www.tesall.com, guides you to the many alternative websites where you can search for such jobs independently. In A Primer for North Americans Wishing to Teach English Abroad, Duncan provides a concise overview of jobs which combine travel, living and work abroad. | Teaching Abroad: The Recession-Proof Employment Option
Michael G. Hines describes in practical terms why teaching is one of the most recession-proof jobs available in these troubled economic times as he initiates a series on this most common form of work abroad by region. |
Teaching English in Japan: The Internet Job Search A.J. Hoge offers tips for using the Web in order to land work teaching English in Japan. | Teach English in Thailand: The 10 Day Job Search With so many now seeking work abroad, A.J. Hoge tells you how to find jobs teaching English in Thailand within 10 days of stepping off the plane. |
Teaching English and Living in Mexico as a Mex-Pat Jonathan Clark provides inside tips on finding work teaching English in Mexico, and offers a variety of perspectives from the many mex-pats making it their new home. | Teaching English in France: A Step-by-Step Guide to Success Amber Foster provides realistic step-by-step advice on how to find work teaching English in France. | Teach English in Istanbul: A Cultural Crossroads Andew K. Burger describes living and teaching English in Istanbul, a rich cultural crossroad with many job opportunities and offers extensive resources for those who wish to teach. |
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 Internship Programs Abroad Our collection of internship programs, listed by country, offers students an opportunity to study while gaining work experience overseas. In addition, we provide featured articles from both our experts and students who have had first-hand experience in an internship abroad. | Volunteer Programs Abroad
Volunteer work opportunities overseas — from Antarctica to Costa Rica to Zimbabwe — for all ages and interests. |
Teach English Abroad: ESL Training and Job Placement Programs If you lack experience or credentials, you may want some formal study before heading overseas in search of work as an English language teacher, but it is still the very best way to find work abroad. Many ESL programs overseas provide training for jobs in the host country. Please see our featured articles on work abroad teaching English written by experts in the field and participants who teach around the globe. |

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