Work/Study Abroad

At present-giving time it's difficult to know what to give someone who lives far away. China makes everything, so the problem is compounded when recipients live there!

Nov 27, 2009 - Mistie Shaw

When not in class during the voyage there are plenty of different things to do to keep busy. Travel between ports can last up to eight days, but it's hard to get bored.

Nov 26, 2009 - Katie Ouderkirk

Semester at Sea offers a variety of field trips for voyagers in each country that the ship visits. These trips are fun and a great way to get to know other voyagers.

Nov 22, 2009 - Katie Ouderkirk

New, and veteran, expats who love animals wonder about the logistics of air travel with their pet. Many worry about quarantines, health certificates, tattoos and such.

Nov 22, 2009 - Charles Anderson

Whether for adventure or money to invest, many men and women are opting to live overseas, taking jobs for tax-exempt status with double or triple their stateside pay.

Nov 14, 2009 - Charles Anderson

Studying abroad is a deeply enriching experience for students seeking to explore the language, culture, and people of a different country.

Nov 12, 2009 - Leslie Yeh

Teaching abroad is an exciting experience. In Japan, teaching ESL is rewarding, but there are things one should know that will help lessen the culture shock.

Oct 19, 2009 - Aurora Bonaiuto

It can be hard to decide what to pack for trips, especially when traveling on a ship to different countries. What is the ideal way to pack for a Semester at Sea trip?

Oct 12, 2009 - Katie Ouderkirk

Students and professors from every corner of the globe come together to make a ship their home all semester. Once aboard they see the world and learn about it firsthand.

Sep 30, 2009 - Katie Ouderkirk

How a unique volunteering experience can make the resume stand out from the crowd

Sep 23, 2009 - Charlotte Halligan

Charlotte Halligan examines the different paths to international volunteering and where to find the best opportunities

Sep 23, 2009 - Charlotte Halligan

A helpful guide for those wishing to gain professional qualifications for teaching English as a foreign language.

Sep 20, 2009 - David Pilling

Teaching English and living in South Korea is more than paying off debts. It is about eating Korean food or visiting a temple - immersing oneself in Korean culture.

Sep 18, 2009 - Michelle Brunet

Lots of travellers manage to continue travelling the world by working a little along the way. When looking for work in Argentina, the CUIT number is essential.

Sep 15, 2009 - Tracey Chandler

Exchange students can often afford to be picky about the perfect homestay house. Assets such as high-speed internet can make a host family's environment more desirable.

Sep 14, 2009 - Sarah Tennant

Overseas and foreign exchange students can benefit from staying in a welcoming homestay situation, while the host family can also find the homestay experience rewarding.

Sep 12, 2009 - Sarah Tennant

One of many opportunities available to college students is studying abroad. There are many benefits to being part of a study abroad program.

Sep 9, 2009 - Ashley Anderson

Studying abroad holds so many benefits that students should put their feelings of unease aside rather than missing out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Sep 8, 2009 - Heather Wallace

There are many places in the world to live and work. So what type of people live and work in Buenos Aires and why? The answers lie in coffee, career changes and the night

Sep 2, 2009 - Tracey Chandler

Teaching English in South America can vary greatly from country to country. Two experiences of teaching English in Argentina and Venezuela illustrate these differences.

Aug 31, 2009 - Tracey Chandler

Teaching English in Japan can be a rewarding and challenging experience for both teacher and student, and an enjoyable way to combine work and travel.

Aug 27, 2009 - Rachel West

Both programs offer a unique entry into Japan and becoming an English teacher. Their one year contracts have different requirements, salaries, schedules, and benefits.

Aug 15, 2009 - Jaclyna Perez

AIESEC UK's Access Global Talent Programme focuses on connecting UK companies with top international talent for internships and work placements in a variety of fields.

Jul 29, 2009 - Matthew Pitt

AIESEC runs the world's largest international exchange programme, and has been giving students unique new experiences for over 60 years.

Jul 23, 2009 - Matthew Pitt

A brand new ESL teacher can easily feel comfortable and efficient in front of the classroom by following these tips for the first day.

Jul 23, 2009 - Michelle Schusterman

Being out of work for weeks or months is not a lot of fun. What about finding a job that allows the opportunity to make a steady income and travel around the globe?

Jul 23, 2009 - Scott Hayden

As jobs in the Western world become increasingly scarce, and cutbacks and layoffs increase, consider weathering the economic crisis by teaching abroad.

Jul 22, 2009 - Camilla Cheung

AIESEC UK is helping students in five locations across the UK get active business experience, thanks to its annual Regional Entrepreneur Challenge.

Jul 18, 2009 - Matthew Pitt

Working in leading ski resorts over the winter season is the perfect chance to earn money, mingle in an international crowd and polish those skiing skills.

Jul 16, 2009 - Francesca Regazzoni

Employment in the hotel entertainment industry doubles as a holiday for anyone willing to work while others are at play.

Jul 14, 2009 - Francesca Regazzoni

Studying in a foreign country is not as simple as it seems, there are hidden issues such as academic credits and financial problems to consider.

Jul 12, 2009 - Elizabeth Humphreys

There is a wide variety of teaching jobs available in China. Teachers who wish to teach abroad must sift through their options and decide which institution is best.

Jul 3, 2009 - Camilla Cheung

Anyone with a bachelor's degree will have hundreds of ESL teaching jobs to choose from in Korea, but which is the best option, private or public?

Jun 24, 2009 - Michelle Schusterman

The decision to teach English abroad is a big one. Teachers should first think about whether or not to teach in a language or state school before getting on a plane.

Jun 23, 2009 - Katherine Kocisky

All of Paris is the "campus" for Paris American Academy in three-year programs and month-long July workshops. Any age from 18 to 80 from any walk of life can participate.

Jun 17, 2009 - Kay Harwell Fernandez

While hundreds of students a year enroll on English language courses in the UK with the sole intention of learning English, others have alternative, and illegal, motives.

Jun 7, 2009 - Adrian Peel

Emigration to Australia is a big step. Here's where to find advice on immigration to Australia from the UK from Brits who've already emigrated.

May 31, 2009 - Alistair McCulloch

Studying, volunteering, or working abroad is one of the most enriching experiences of a person's life. The following tips will help to make your preparations stress-free.

May 22, 2009 - David Henry

Obtaining a personal police clearance certificate from South Africa while living abroad, is a time consuming process for teachers, visa and residence applicants.

May 20, 2009 - Yolande Pienaar

With the recent outbreak of swine flu possibly cancelling many trips to Mexico, what should students know before departing for abroad?

Apr 29, 2009 - Ashley Anderson

A travel nurse has the option to choose almost anywhere she desires to live - then have all employment, housing and moving preparations made for her.

Apr 24, 2009 - Rica Lewis

Studying abroad can be one of the most rewarding events in a person's life. Despite this, students should plan ahead to get the most out of the experience.

Apr 22, 2009 - Kayda Norman

AIESEC is the world's largest student organisation, but it is far more than just that. Here is a look at what AIESEC does, and how it does it.

Apr 11, 2009 - Matthew Pitt

Students accepted into a study abroad program can follow a few simple steps to ensure their overseas language school experience is a success.

Apr 8, 2009 - Bridget Coila

Returning home after an overseas work or study period can be surprisingly hard to navigate. Re-entry shock can be especially traumatic because it may be unexpected.

Mar 25, 2009 - Nancy Longatan

Cambodia has literally hundreds of private schools, most specializing in English and seeking native speaking teachers, and many backpackers extend their stays this way.

Mar 17, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

There are numerous ways to travel the world and still make a living whether you want to be gone three months or two years.

Mar 11, 2009 - Kayda Norman

Immigrants, people working or studying abroad, and even some holidaymakers often face the daunting task to obtain a police clearance certificate from a foreign country.

Mar 10, 2009 - Yolande Pienaar

To increase the chances of getting a job on a cruise ship, know which cruise lines are hiring, what qualifications they are looking for and where to send a resume.

Mar 9, 2009 - Renee Ruggero

The climate and culture may be different, but the choicest employment opportunities for English teachers are in Saudi Arabia.

Mar 6, 2009 - John Pint