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Photo Journey Around the World: Unique People, Places, and Practices
by Senior Contributing Editor Lies Ouwerkerk
Some richly illustrated and wide-ranging experiences you might want to add to a list of future explorations. |
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Teach
English Online, from Anywhere
by John Clites
A flexible way to earn income at home or on the road!
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Living
in Mexico: The Why, How, and Where
by Tim Leffel
A travel writer and publisher who has lived in Mexico for years describes the many compelling reasons, the process, and the best locations. |
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How
to Ferry Around the Greek Islands on a Budget
by Veronica Hackethal
Now that Greece has opened up and is very open to tourism, the time is right to go. |
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Why
a Virtual Job is the Best Job for Working Abroad
by Tim Leffel
The nature of work continues to involve more and more remote possibilities while abroad in more desirable or exotic locations of your choosing. |
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The
Guide to Landing Your First Job Teaching English
Abroad
by John Clites
A very experienced and successful teacher provides an
overview, including a step-by-step process to create
an excellent resume for that first job. |
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Budget
Vacation Apartment and Home Rentals in Europe
by Lies Ouwerkerk |
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Teaching
English and Living in Costa Rica
by Constance Foss
A country that is now open offers many different options for teaching. |
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An
Insider's Guide to What You Need to Know
to Move, Live and Work in Mexico
by Ted Campbell
A writer and young professor describe life in Mexico.
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Top
Programs Offering Internships Abroad
by Chelsea Baldwin |
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Top
Volunteer Abroad Programs
by Jessica Voigts |
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How
to Find a Job as an English Teacher Online
by Linda Dunsmore
Includes many valuable resources to start teaching online
from anywhere in the world.
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Living
in Panama: The Why, How, and Where
by Penny de Vine
What you need to know to move and live abroad in Panama,
one of the easier countries in the Americas open to relocation. The country is now open to visit. |
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How
to Live and Work Overseas While Freelancing
on the Web
by Nora Dunn
Many people dream of a life working abroad, with scarcely
a care in the world besides finding an internet connection. Such a
location-independent life is not as hard to achieve as it might seem at
first blush, and now the world is opening back up. |
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Guide
to Teaching English as a Second Language Abroad
by Ted Campbell
10 practical tips in an essential guide, including key resources provided by an experienced expat who has taught extensively in Mexico, South Korea, and China. |
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How
to Get Jobs with the United Nations: The Unauthorized
Guide
by Amy E. Robertson |
Featured Organizations
and Programs |
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Teach
English Abroad with InterExchange — Perfect
for New and Experienced Teachers
InterExchange offers Teach English programs
in Europe and Asia, from teaching in formal classroom
settings to private family settings as a Home Tutor.
Our current locations include Costa Rica, France,
Italy, Spain, and Thailand. |
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ITTT:
50-hr course in Teaching English Online (CTEO)
With online learning experiencing a worldwide
boom, our 50-hour Teaching English Online Specialization
course has been designed for those who would like
to gain a qualification to teach English in an online
setting. Through this course we will show you how
to adapt your existing skills and knowledge to suit
this specific area of the teaching world. One added
benefit of the course is that on completion you will
gain access to a unique graduate network, connecting
you to ITTT alumni currently employed by many of the
major employers in online teaching.
ITTT also offers courses at many locations around
the world. |
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Intern
Worldwide with ELI Abroad
Get a head start on your career through
an international internship! ELI works with a variety
of private companies, NGOs, and governmental organizations
worldwide. Interns can work in the fields of healthcare,
legal aid, human rights, engineering, IT, communications,
wildlife management, fashion,
economic development, marketing, law, finance,
and more. Working in another country challenges interns
to develop cross-cultural competencies, independence,
self assurance, and flexibility—all traits desired
by employers. |
