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Work/Study Abroad Feature Writer: Suzanne Swartz

Welcome to Work/Study Abroad! Living in another country to work or study is an incredible adventure that will provide you with memorable experiences and new perspectives.

This is the place to be for advice on choosing a study abroad program, securing a work permit or student visa, teaching abroad, or finding a temporary or permanent job overseas.

Looking for tips on dealing with culture shock, language barriers, homesickness, and everything else that comes with pursuing an adventure abroad? We've got it covered!

Check out the full listing of articles and discussions in the section, and feel free to read my blog and contact me with questions, comments, and suggestions!


Feature Writer Articles in Work/Study Abroad

 		Study Abroad in St. Petersburg, Russia
St. Petersburg, located in the northwest corner of Russia, is a great university city for students of Russian to spend a semester or year.
Find an Internship in Madrid, Spain
Want to gain some work experience, improve Spanish language skills, and live in a cool European city? Consider an internship in Madrid, Spain!
Going Abroad a Second Time to Work or Study
Thinking of going abroad again, but not sure if it's the right move? Here's some advice on how to solve that dilemma!
Study Abroad in Switzerland
When thinking about studying abroad in Europe, consider Switzerland! Here is information about a few Swiss university cities worth looking into.
Why Study Abroad in a Large City?
Not sure whether the excitement of a large city is the way to go when considering study abroad programs? Here are a few reasons why it can be a great experience!
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Contributing Articles in Work/Study Abroad

 		Classes on Semester at Sea
Everyone on the voyage, even adults, is expected to take classes on the ship. Find out how to prepare for classes before and during the study abroad trip of a lifetime.
Teaching in Korea – The Hakwon Contract
Teaching in Korea is a life-changing experience, but ESL instructors must be selective when choosing a hakwon. Before signing on the dotted line, know the facts.
Teaching English in Berlin
Not all hope is lost for ESL teachers who want to work legally in a European country but lack an EU passport.
The Apostille Process Demystified
Many countries require U.S. citizens working overseas to present official documents authenticated with an apostille. Here's a brief explanation of what's involved.
What Kind of Jobs Exist Overseas?
Aside from the medical field, it seems, skilled people in America might find better opportunity abroad. But in what fields?
Study Trips and Travel Etiquette
How to blend in with the locals? Famous Orientalist Edward William Lane offers some cultural immersion tips.
Pros & Cons of Moving Abroad & Working Overseas
Wonder if traveling overseas for international employment is worth the increased after-tax salary? Consider the pros and cons of working abroad before adventuring.
Seeking an Employment Visa for Another Country
Worldwide migration is set to rise as it benefits the host country and foreign worker. First prepare for a visa or work permit.
Keep a Journal During Study Abroad
Keeping a daily journal during study abroad allows a student to reflect on his experience, capture his feelings and memories, and look back on his trip forever.
Preparing for Semester at Sea
After being accepted to the program there are a lot of things future students need to to do prepare for the semester long study abroad program on a ship.
Make Money Teaching English in Japan
When considering working abroad in Japan, money will probably be a primary concern. Can teachers make good money by working in Japan?
Holiday Lesson Plan Ideas for ESL Teachers
Holidays, festivals, and celebrations throughout the year make great starting points for fun and effective ESL lesson plans about language and culture.
Becoming an English Teacher in Japan
Becoming an English teacher in Japan is a fun way to see some of the world, whether as an Eikaiwa teacher, or a part of the Japanese JET program.
Who Goes on Semester at Sea
Semester at Sea is a study abroad program for college students, but a large portion of the shipboard community is made up of many different people and occupations.
Teach English Abroad in Japan
Considering teaching English overseas? Opportunities abound, with English teaching jobs in Japan available in the school system and through private companies.
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