Camino de Santiago: A First-timers Tips for a Short Trek

Camino de Santiago: A First-timer's Tips for a Short Trek

Ready to take the trek, but short on time and money? Ten days is all you need to hike this iconic route. Here's how. 
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Don’t Make These 5 Mistakes on Your Australian Working Holiday

Don’t Make These 5 Mistakes on Your Australian Working Holiday

How to get the most out of your gap year Down Under. 
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TEFL in the Land of Smiles: How to Teach English in Thailand

TEFL in the Land of Smiles: How to Teach English in Thailand

A veteran TEFL teacher's best tips for getting work in Thailand.
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Why I Travel: To Expand My Kids Worldview

Why I Travel: To Expand My Kids' Worldview

Want to rip up the rulebook and take your family on an extended adventure? Here's how—and why—I did just that. 
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Showering With a Friend in Burma

Showering With a Friend in Burma

A volunteer discovers that in Burma, the concept of privacy exists only for those who can afford not to share.
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5 Graduate Hiring Schemes

5 Graduate Hiring Schemes

Finishing a degree and finding work can be a daunting prospect. These UK-based graduate schemes could give you a leg up.
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Preventing TEFL Burnout

Preventing TEFL Burnout

5 strategies for coping with the stress of teaching in a foreign country.
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7 Human Trafficking Myths That Need to Be Busted

7 Human Trafficking Myths That Need to Be Busted

Too often, sound bites, generalizations and misconceptions mask the true complexity of this global problem.
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How to Convince Your Boss to Let You Work Remotely

How to Convince Your Boss to Let You Work Remotely

Showing your employer that you can get the job done from any location takes planning, communication and commitment.
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Living Lightly in Bolivia

Living Lightly in Bolivia

At a Bolivian hostel run by a Canadian mother and son team, guests learn from the locals.
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Q&A: International Work as a Teacher

Q&A: International Work as a Teacher

Verge asks a veteran teacher and Head of School at an international school in Rome just what it takes to teach at an international school.
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The Rangoon Commute: Getting to Work in Burma

The Rangoon Commute: Getting to Work in Burma

How to get across town in one piece when the rules of the road are straight out of Mad Max.
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In High Demand: How to Teach English in Colombia

In High Demand: How to Teach English in Colombia

With a rich cultural history, unsurpassed biodiversity and a hot job market for English teachers, add this country to your work abroad list.
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Bringing Great Green Macaws Back from the Brink

Bringing Great Green Macaws Back from the Brink

In Costa Rica, international volunteers and locals work together to reverse the decline of this magnificent bird.
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Teaching English Abroad: 6 Considerations For Choosing a TEFL Certification

Teaching English Abroad: 6 Considerations For Choosing a TEFL Certification

Having a TEFL certification can mean better schools, better pay, and may even be required for a work visa. But which kind of course should you choose?
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New Zealand Working Holiday: What to Know Before You Go

New Zealand Working Holiday: What to Know Before You Go

If you've set your sights on Wellington, prepare for a gladiatorial rental market, shady recruiters and stunning views.
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How to Make $16,000 in 3 Months on an Australian Working Holiday

How to Make $16,000 in 3 Months on an Australian Working Holiday

Not interested in hospitality or fruit picking? The mining industry has opportunities for backpackers.
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