- Part One delves into the experience of Living Overseas
uncovering the unique skills international employers look for in an employee.
After reading these chapters, you will also understand why international living
is addictive!
- Part Two explains How To Gain Experience and profiles
programs to help you volunteer, study, travel, and most importantly, find a
professional internship abroad. These programs are absolutely essential to
helping you develop your International IQ — and you’ll have a lot of
fun at the same time!
- Part Three tells you everything about The International
Job Search. Here, you’ll learn how international résumés and
interviews are unique and how to sell your international skills. These
insightful chapters have made us famous in Canada!
- Part Four, Professions, describes the ins and outs of
various careers internationally, including engineering, health, development and
others. There is even a chapter on teaching English to some of the one billion
people in the world who want to learn the language. Learn how an English
teaching job can be a stepping stone to other international careers.
- Part Five provides detailed Career Directions, carefully
profiling over 3,000 organizations by sector, including private, government,
nongovernmental, and intergovernmental organizations. Each description outlines
the organization’s international work, the qualifications required for
employment, and the number of international staff. Includes the full address,
areas of specialization, regions of operation, and job categories for each
organization. The guide even provides an assessment of their jobs page!
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Jean-Marc Hachey. Published by Intercultural Systems, 2004. |
