
Michael Salib
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniMy family didn’t travel much when I was younger. When I got a little older, I became much more curious about the world and decided to take a shot and ...
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Clearlite Inc.
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Looking to expand your career in nursing abroad? Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to work at a hospital in the United States! ClearLite is currently recruiting staff nurses for the following permanent placements at private hospitals in the USA. • Cardiovascular Services • Critical Car
Spirit Cultural Exchange
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Are you looking for a J-1 Visa Sponsor to assist you with facilitating your STEM internship or professional training in the USA? Spirit Cultural Exchange has over 20 years of experience as a J-1 Visa Sponsor. We provide J-1 Visa Intern and Trainee program support to international STEM students an
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Fast-track your ski instructor career with EA Ski and Snowboard Training at Lake Tahoe in the USA. Join EA, the world's largest provider of ski and snowboard instructor training courses, on an instructor internship at Northstar. This program will set you up with a paid role as a ski instructor. I
Spanish Gap Year
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Our program in Barcelona offers students and young professionals meaningful international experience in one of Europe’s most dynamic cities. It is designed to strengthen CVs, explore career pathways, improve Spanish, and immerse participants in authentic life in Spain while contributing to real orga
JENZA
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If you’re looking to live and work somewhere with a culture that’s completely different to you own – but with the security of an English-speaking job – then Japan is the working holiday to do it. Why Work Japan Home to snow-capped peaks, ancient shrines and off-the-wall cities – Japan is a total on
INTERNeX Pacific
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In today's competitive world, it is important to make sure your résumé stands out from the crowd. The best way to do this is with professional experience abroad. We arrange internships for students and graduates who are looking to gain experience in any field, except human medicine. Placements
Grabatour Travel
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Are you looking for the perfect package to start your working holiday and find paid jobs in Australia? Oz Gap Year: A Paid Work Program is the perfect way to start your Aussie adventure. Spend a fun-filled week with lots of action-packed activities while learning about life, travel, and career in A
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The Career Pathway Program at IIK Deutschland is your ideal starting point if you want to live and work in Germany. It combines intensive German language training with career coaching and practical support to help you confidently enter the German job market. Whether you’re a skilled professional or
American Overseas Recruitment Consulting Services
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American Overseas Recruitment Consulting Services is a US-based company founded in 2010 that provides recruitment services to American businesses of all sizes and sectors across the United States by matching them with skilled, qualified workers. The American Overseas Labor Recruitment Department spe
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Fjorfer Agency offers an exciting opportunity for short-term work in Germany for Kosovo nationals in sectors like logistics, warehousing, agriculture, food processing, and support services. Gain international work experience, develop new skills, and explore your potential—all within a 3-month progra
Puntolingue srl
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We are looking for energetic, flexible, and passionate activity leaders for our English camps starting next summer. Requirements: * Native English speaker or Non-Native with a competence at level C1 (mandatory ); * a certificate in teaching English is very much appreciated; * age: +18; * high/secon
Humanistic Association Great Europe
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The Humanistic Association Grande Europe (HAGE) offers the possibility of an investigative research internship in our offices in Madrid or online. Recognized by all universities, this placement is completely flexible, so you can make the most of your experience. A personal mentor is available to hel
Wakatipu Heating & Refrigeration
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Ready for a lifestyle upgrade? Trade the daily grind for stunning alpine views, world-class adventure sports, and a better work-life balance. We're hiring a qualified Refrigeration Mechanic to join our established team in Queenstown, New Zealand. About the Role: We are seeking an experienced refrig
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¿Te gustaría ejercer como veterinario o veterinaria en uno de los sistemas sanitarios mejor valorados de Europa? Alemania te ofrece estabilidad, reconocimiento profesional y un entorno de trabajo de calidad. Desde Global Working conectamos oportunidades laborales con personas que desean vivir una ex
See All 2 ProgramsHealth science jobs aren’t hard to come by, so why would you want to pack your life in a suitcase and head out for the unknown? Working abroad will not only give you a wider perspective on your field, it will also increase your understanding of the challenges others face. For a nutritionist working in southern California, malnutrition means something quite different than it does in Tanzania. Learning how to treat and overcome these obstacles in a new environment will provide tools and strategies that you’ll be able to implement when you return home.
In addition to gaining knowledge, health sciences jobs abroad will also reflect well on your resume. Employers recognize that someone who’s lived in another country is flexible, resilient, and comfortable stepping outside of his or her comfort zone. If you choose to work in a country where a new language is spoken, you’ll likely be able to add new language skills to your CV too.
Aside from professional advancement, international jobs in health sciences will also provide an opportunity for personal growth and introspection. Immersing yourself in a new culture, language, and way of doing things is always both challenging and rewarding. You may come to understand health care in a new way after working overseas, and chances are you’ll understand yourself differently, too.
Health sciences, by its very nature, is a global field. While the needs of urban Danish residents may be quite different from those living in a rural town in Ecuador, you’re likely to find jobs in health sciences everywhere you go. Whether you want to provide dental assistance or perform audiology research, each country offers a variety of options to consider for jobs in global public health.
Working in Australia or New Zealand is a great start to global health careers for several reasons. It’s likely you already speak the language and getting work permits is a fairly easy process, especially for recent graduates. Not to mention the perks of living here: easy access to the ocean, outdoor adventures galore, and a laid-back atmosphere that’s conducive to making friends. In your free time, get up close and personal with a koala at an Australian animal sanctuary or check out an All Blacks rugby match in New Zealand.
Another English-speaking country, the green isle of Ireland boasts strong medical technology and pharmaceutical industries— a perfect launchpad for jobs in health sciences. Known for its mist-shrouded hills and convivial populace, the small country is conducive to travel, making it easy to explore other cities and villages on the weekend. Check out the mind-bending Giant’s Causeway, discover new sounds at the Cork Jazz Festival, or tour one of the country’s many whiskey distilleries.
Health sciences skills are especially in demand in developing countries, where there may be fewer trained specialists in your field. Choose a country like Nepal if you’re interested in learning about care in a resource-limited setting. When you’re not working, take part in the annual Holi celebration, learn how to play cricket, or take a crack at some high altitude trekking in the mountains. There will be a steaming hot plate of momos to welcome you back!
Science is science, so you’d expect your job to be the same anywhere you go, right? While the basic concepts underlying your job remain constant, the specifics may be quite different in another country. For example, there’s no need to test for malaria in Ontario, but you might be testing malaria samples regularly in India. As long as you treat differences as learning opportunities, you’ll be on the right track.
Global health job opportunities will be different across countries, due to a variety of factors. The country’s strength economically will make a big impact on certain fields and could affect the availability of equipment as well as the number of trained staff. Another aspect that may differ is education and training. While you may have been taught a specific process for handling specimens, a different method may be more common elsewhere. Remember to be open to new ways of doing things, on and off the job.
You’ll typically find careers in global health and development start from three different areas. First, medical and pharmaceutical companies around the globe look for experienced individuals to work in their labs and research facilities. Second, non-profit health organizations can often use assistance, either by training local staff, hosting workshops, or providing skilled labor. These positions can either be full-time or sporadic, depending on the organization’s needs. Finally, international aid organizations need employees who are available on short notice to provide assistance in emergency situations.
Just as in your home country, work schedules will vary depending on your field and position. Discussing the expectations with your employer ahead of time is the best way to ensure there are no unwelcome surprises once you begin work. This is also true for language skills. You may not be required to speak the local language for some public health jobs abroad, but for others, the ability to communicate with locals and co-workers is a necessity.
Accepting a job in a new country is always an exciting (and nerve-wracking) experience. Testing the waters with global health careers overseas will certainly enhance your professional skills, but more importantly, it will also expose you to a new understanding of the world. Health care is vastly different all over the globe, and the disparities you encounter will challenge you to reconsider what you think of as “normal.” It’s not uncommon for those who’ve worked abroad to return home with a newfound sense of purpose to make a difference in their community.
However, international public health jobs come with their own unique challenges. Most countries require a local or national certification to practice, and this can be difficult to obtain if you’ve not lived or studied there. Additionally, many positions are unpaid; non-profit organizations in developing countries often don’t have the means to pay top dollar for skilled workers. Instead of getting frustrated by these facts, think about what professional skills you can bring to the table. You may not be able to practice exactly as you can at home, or for the same salary, but undoubtedly your experience can be useful to the right employer.
Finding the right health science job abroad for you can take some time, but don’t give up! Not only will working abroad be personally fulfilling, but your skills and talents are likely to improve the lives of others as well. Your impact will definitely not be microscopic, so what are you waiting for?
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Program: Activity Leaders for Summer English Program in Italy
Creative, detail-oriented and proactive, with a strong interest in transforming spaces through thoughtful design concepts, room makeovers and DIY projects. Brings practical communication, organisation and customer-facing skills, alongside an eagerness to learn, adapt to new environments and gain international work experience. EXPERIENCE Admin Support (Part-time) | Property Portal Real Estate, Cape Town • Provide part-time administrative support to Property Portal Real Estate in Cape Town. • Assist with day-to-day administrative tasks and general office support. Marketing Activations – In-store | Green Essence / Green Lion • Supported in-store marketing activations and customer-facing promotional activity. • Helped present products and communicate promotional messaging to customers. EDUCATION Master in Interior Design | Italian Design Institute Online – English Version | First year in progress National Senior Certificate / Grade 12 | Milnerton High School Subjects included English (First Language), Afrikaans (Second Language), Mathematics, Consumer Studies, Business Studies and Tourism. KEY SKILLS • Communication & collaboration: Clear written and verbal communication; comfortable working with others and contributing to team projects. • Organisation & time management: Able to manage multiple tasks, plan work and keep track of deadlines and project progress. • Computer literacy: Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint; familiar with Google Workspace tools. • Creativity & problem solving: Enjoys exploring ideas, finding practical solutions and expressing concepts visually. • Attention to detail: Careful and precise when completing academic, creative and administrative tasks. • Adaptability & willingness to learn: Open to feedback, new environments and developing skills through experience. • Responsibility: Certified in First Aid Level 3; able to remain calm and reliable under pressure. LANGUAGES English | Afrikaans (second language) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Driving licence: Code A and Code B learner’s licence First Aid Level 3 certified

Program: United States H1B H2A & H2B Visa Program for Foreign Workers
I have experience at cruise ship since 2016 Housekeeping Department as anStateroom Attendant, my job is to keep clean an tidy every single room and hygine as per standard, engage with all my guest and make sure the have great experince when they vacation
I am interested in other countries to work as a chef That's my dream To show the tastes of Indians dishes to the other countries I'm eagerly waiting for the chance to come true Hope I'll get an opportunity

Program: Career Pathway Program - Your Future Career in Germany
Dear Hiring Manager’s I am writing to apply for a position in your construction team. With a solid background in general construction work, including site preparation, masonry, carpentry, and equipment operation, I am confident that my skills and dedication would make me a valuable addition to your workforce. Over the past 8 years, I have worked on a variety of projects ranging from residential housing to commercial structures. I am skilled in reading blueprints, following safety protocols, and working collaboratively with diverse teams to ensure high-quality results within deadlines. I also hold certifications in OSHA Safety, Forklift Operation, or First Aid and maintain a strong commitment to workplace safety and efficiency. I take pride in being dependable, physically fit, and detail-oriented. I am willing to travel or relocate as needed and can begin work immediately. Please find my résumé attached for your review. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss how I can contribute to your upcoming projects. Thank you for considering my application. Sincerely, Vickam Tanyi Residence L Sovann Phnom Penh Cambodia +855 88 451 8041 [email protected]

Program: Career Pathway Program - Your Future Career in Germany
It was a great opportunity to discover job and internship opportunities outside my country. The platform is easy to use and combines diverse offers suitable for foreigners looking for a professional future in Europe. I liked the way the information is organized and the clarity of the details of each program, which helped me make a better decision. I recommend anyone looking for real opportunities for personal and professional development to try this site because it opens new doors to experience and learning. --- This way you have met the 200 character requirement + given them a positive and organized evaluation. Would you like to provide a second, more formal and professional version (suitable if you want to make a serious impression with companies)
Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
Joining the Melbourne Gap Year tour with Grabatour was the best way to start my working holiday in Australia. From day one, everything was well-organized, and the team made sure we had all the essentials sorted—bank accounts, tax file numbers, SIM cards, and even job support. It took away all the stress of settling in and allowed me to focus on enjoying the experience. The itinerary was a perfect balance of practical help and exciting activities. We explored Melbourne’s vibrant laneways, visited St. Kilda Beach, and got to experience the city’s amazing food and coffee culture. The guides were friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to help with anything we needed. One of the best parts of the tour was the people. I met an incredible group of fellow travelers, and the shared experiences made it easy to form friendships. Even after the tour ended, we stayed in touch and continued exploring Australia together. If you’re planning a working holiday in Australia, I highly recommend this tour. It gives you the perfect start, a great group of friends, and the confidence to begin your adventure the right way!
Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
I recently joined the Melbourne Gap Year tour with Grabatour, and it was hands down the perfect way to kick-start my Australian adventure! From the moment I arrived, everything was well-organized, making the transition into a new country smooth and stress-free. The itinerary was a great mix of practical support and fun experiences. The team helped us set up essentials like bank accounts, tax file numbers, and SIM cards, which saved me so much time and hassle. They also provided great advice on job hunting, which gave me a real head start in finding work. Beyond the practical stuff, the city tours were a highlight. We explored Melbourne’s famous laneways, checked out the street art, and visited St. Kilda Beach, all while learning about the city’s culture. There were also plenty of opportunities to socialize, and I met an amazing group of people from all over the world. The support from their local team didn’t stop when the tour ended—they were always there to help with any questions I had. If you’re looking for an exciting, hassle-free way to start your working holiday in Australia, I highly recommend this tour!
Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
It was such an amazing weak and I really enjoyed it! We had lot of fun with our guide and we were with great people in a group!! So many helpful tips and it's nice to felt welcomed no matter what time of the day or night.
A perfect introduction to travel, a great way to explore what Sydney has to offer, and a brilliant way to meet like minded people in your new location. highlights of the trip: Sydney Harbour, city tour, coastal walk, dolphin watching cruise, sand-boarding and employment support. Highly recommendable.
Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
I had quite a very revealing moments during my master's studies in public and health promotion in the UK, being my first time of leaving the shore of my country to more organised and advanced society. UK was an eye opener for me and to experience first hand a multicultural society.
Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
Life changing experience. A great foundation that I needed to start me off; friends, travelling. You get out of it as much as you put in. Be fearless. Remember everyone on the trip is going through similar emotions. My favourite year of my life.

Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
A fantastic way to experience Australia. Our group was a diverse mix of people and we did activities that we all enjoyed. Really recommend this gap year tour for anyone wanting to come out to Oz! Helps you out so much and you have a really fun time making some friends along the way!!


Absolutely class!! The team did a great job. Really appreciate the help given for finding work and booking travels. Met such a great mix of people, who all make you feel welcome and just had a good laugh during the intro week. Tour guides felt more like friends than guides, and still managed to keep everyone safe, informed and entertained. One of the best times of my life, and worth every penny!!


Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
I think this was a perfect experience, and the best possible way to get introduced to Australia that will get you out, about, and earning money. They provided you with help and advice, CV reviews and interview practice. Thanks guys!
Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
Having read all the reviews, we decided to join this program for our working holiday in Australia. We had such an amazing time in Melbourne and got to see so much of the city during the intro week. I appreciate all that is written in the positive reviews. Activities were great from the start. The other people who were going in our group was nice and friendly. They kept their word and that is very important. Additionally, they helped us out with all the Aussie admin stuff during the intro week and supported us with farm work opportunities in Queensland since we all wanted to do the 88 days regional work for the second year visa extension. Highly recommended!

The intro week in Sydney was amazing. Lots of incredible moments and adventures to be had on this trip. For a solo traveler I would definitely recommend this Oz gap year experience for anyone looking to begin their journey in Australia be it for travel or work, they help you every step and this is also a great way to make friends along the way who you may continue to travel with or see again during your time in Australia.


Program: Melbourne Gap Year: Paid Work Opportunities in Australia
Booking this paid work package was one of the best decisions I’ve made. I would recommend it to anyone. The week itself is definitely worth the money since we experienced many amazing activities such as wine tasting penguin spotting getaway trip etc.. and all the extra help especially employment help from the team is what makes this tour so unique. Everyone involved goes above and beyond to help support you and make you feel like home. I got my first job Down Under in Northern territory to extend my second year visa thank to the team. Much appreciated!!
I am eternally grateful to Clearlite for all they have done to make my dream of working as a Nurse in the U.S a reality.I could not have achieve this without them. Priti and Kevin have both been awesome. Priti has checked in with me several times even after I started working just to ensure everything is going ok .I would highly recommend Clearlite to any nurse wishing to work and migrate to the U.S.They are highly professional, knowledgeable and genuinely care about you making a good transition into the U.S.They are by far the best of all the agencies. I guarantee you would not regret choosing them to guide and assist through your journey in becoming an American nurse.
Alumni and staff share what it's really like to go abroad

Michael Salib
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniMy family didn’t travel much when I was younger. When I got a little older, I became much more curious about the world and decided to take a shot and ...
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Paul Curley
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniGoing abroad was always something I wanted to continue doing ever since I visited both Boston and New York for a 90-day holiday back in 2014. Since th...
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Paytten Fankhanel
International Rural Exchange Canada
AlumniI always wanted to travel after I finished my degree in Agriculture. When I first heard about the A-Way-To-Work program in post-secondary, I knew this...
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Camryn Chetyrbuk
International Rural Exchange Canada
AlumniI just finished my program in college and I couldn't wait to travel and try new things. I think working somewhere is the best way to take in another p...
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Jonatan Carlsson
INTERNeX Pacific
AlumniI spent all of 2019 in Australia on a working holiday visa and really loved the whole experience of it, so I wanted to spend another year abroad in so...
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Elsa Gas Wikström
(DEAD URL) Edu-Pal China
AlumniMy first big trip was to Auckland, New Zealand, where I worked as an Au Pair for three months. I quickly came to realize that even though it was a bea...
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Alicia Kravies
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniI was at a point in my life where I needed a change. I had been going to college for about 4 years with still no degree and no definite idea of what I...
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Jon Achtenhagen
MediaKids Academy
AlumniI wanted to travel and experience a different culture. I was sick of having the same basic experiences as everyone I knew. I also wanted to push mysel...
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Cori Keyes
Cenet
AlumniWhen I came to university, it was the talk of the town that Work and Travel is the place to be for summer. So I did my research on it, saw that many s...
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Bianca Dohnt
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniAfter spending many years in Australia pining for Europe, I finally managed to work up the courage to take a short tour of many highlights over Christ...
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Isidora Anabalon
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI had already lived abroad a couple of times before and really enjoyed living in new places, discovering new cultures and meeting amazing people that ...
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Simon M
InterExchange
AlumniI like traveling, I like kids, and I wanted to improve my English.
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Emma Raymond
InterExchange
AlumniAs a child, I traveled a bit with my family from living in The Netherlands to visiting family in Greece. As I got older, I loved it more and more and ...
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Daniel Bliss
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI saw opportunities in Berlin that I didn't see in many other places. I thought I could start a life here that I couldn't start/find anywhere else.
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Darwin Cosico
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI’ve always wanted to establish my career in Europe and also travel extensively at the same time. The best thing about working and living in Europe is...
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Sarah Anthony
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniThe world is just too big to stay in one place. While I love my hometown and still plan to return, I had to go out and see more than just the small po...
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Emily Imray
Smaller Earth
AlumniI'd always loved travelling, having previously au-paired in Spain and volunteered in Sri Lanka, so when it came to deciding what to do in the summer o...
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Melissa Gold
LoPair Cultural Exchange
AlumniI was inspired by travel blogs I found online and friends I met through language learning.
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Thaly Zollinger
Smaller Earth
AlumniI had never been to Europe before I became an au pair in Madrid, but I thought this was a great, affordable way to travel and live abroad while truly ...
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Casey Talaric - 2014 Program Participant
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniI decided to apply for an international program because I knew that it would be one of my last opportunities to really get out and explore the world w...
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