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Protection Delegate (Urban Violence) - International Committee of the Red Cross

Details: Written by: Suneet Grewal; Category: Careers for Globetrotters

When Nathan Reyes decided to continue his undergraduate degree in the French language, he barely spoke it. It was a big gamble, but it paid off for Nathan, who now speaks four languages and travels to conflict zones around the world. He talks to us about landing a job with a 1% success rate, meeting with leaders of armed rebel groups, and the one skill he's commended on the most - and suggests you start working on, right now! Watch his series of videos below.

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Monthly Matters: Volunteering with Girls in Tanzania

Details: Written by: Joanna McBride; Category: Volunteer Abroad Blogs

Volunteering my time in Arusha, Tanzania has been a surreal, yet satisfying experience.

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At 50, I Quit My Career to Travel Through Africa

Details: Written by: Joanna McBride; Category: Volunteer Abroad Blogs

There's no age cut-off for a gap year. I'm just setting out now.

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A Leg Up for Kilimanjaro's Porters

Details: Written by: Melissa Foley; Category: Beyond the Guidebook

Operating on a shoestring budget, this non-profit is working to improve conditions for porters in Tanzania.

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Freelance producer - Canada & Worldwide

Details: Written by: Suneet Grewal; Category: Careers for Globetrotters

Laura White got her start in television by playing dead. After offering to play a dead body for a friend’s feature, she made her first contact in the business - which quickly led to ten more. She talks to us about sending television crews around the world, gives tips on climbing the ladder in the world of unscripted television, and tells us what will get your resume sent to the bottom of the pile. Watch her series of videos below.

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Corporate communications and social responsibility - Canada & Worldwide

Details: Written by: Suneet Grewal; Category: Careers for Globetrotters

Michael Bouliane believes in being a life-long student, and is always learning and adapting to the new trends in his sector. He talks to us about working for corporate clients as well as NGOs, adjusting to Beer O’clock, and relishing the moments he gets to be in a “Robin Hood” role. With more than 15 years in the industry, he gives us his best advice on how to kickstart your career, and what he looks for most when hiring. Watch his series of videos below.

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Public Health Consultant, UN Habitat - Canada & East Africa

Details: Written by: Suneet Grewal; Category: Careers for Globetrotters

Doug Lau didn’t originally plan to specialize in global public health, but opportunities led him to a specialty he now loves. He talks to us about being an Aga Khan Foundation fellow, gives us tips for making yourself valuable to a development organization, and why if you’re stood up for a meeting in Tanzania, you should head for the bar! Watch his series of videos below.

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A Leg Up for Kilimanjaro's Porters

Details: Written by: Melissa Foley; Category: Beyond the Guidebook

Operating on a shoestring budget, this non-profit is working to improve conditions for porters in Tanzania.

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A Leg Up for Kilimanjaro's Porters
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Operating on a shoestring budget, this non-profit is working to improve conditions for porters in Tanzania.
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Work Abroad: The Blue Ocean Approach

Details: Written by: Ola Mirzoeva; Category: Work Abroad

A case for launching your international career in emerging markets.

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Work Abroad: The Blue Ocean Approach

Details: Written by: Ola Mirzoeva; Category: Work Abroad

A case for launching your international career in emerging markets.

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Work Abroad: The Blue Ocean Approach
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A case for launching your international career in emerging markets.
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Ending Deforestation in Tanzania

Details: Written by: Raleigh International (sponsor content); Category: Volunteer Abroad

Each year in Tanzania, an area of natural forest nearly the size of Rhode Island is cleared. Local communities and international volunteers are working together to change that.

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Dear Aspiring Overseas Volunteer
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Before you pack your bags, there are a few things I need you to know.
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