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Taylor in Scotland

Life After Travel

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How do you move forward after your working holiday ends?
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Finding a Piece of Canada in the Netherlands

Finding a Piece of Canada in the Netherlands

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Feeling homesick while working abroad? Tori discovers that you can find a piece of home wherever you are.
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Kelly's students in Bangkok, Thailand.

Day in the Life of a TEFL Teacher in Thailand

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Think you want to teach abroad? Be prepared to test your limits.
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What It's Really Like to Live and Work in Thailand

What It's Really Like to Live and Work in Thailand

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It's not all cocktails and beaches. 
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Insider Tips from a TEFL Veteran

Insider Tips from a TEFL Veteran

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Think that teaching English is a quick ticket to long-term travels? While it is a great way to explore other countries, it’s not quite that easy.
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The Ants Go Marching...

The Ants Go Marching...

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As a Peace Corps volunteer discovers, sometimes the very smallest things can make or break an experience abroad.
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Rebecca poses with a local girl during in internship in Shanghai. "I was definitely the more excited party in this interaction," says Shapiro.

5 Ways to Turn an Internship in China into a Job At Home

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How to leverage an internship overseas for career success at home.
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A traveller rides a train through Tanzania.

I Went to Africa and I Didn't Help

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Tips for reflecting on your role as a traveller in developing countries.
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The Hardest Travel Lesson is Learning to Say Goodbye

The Hardest Travel Lesson is Learning to Say Goodbye

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Settling in abroad may not be mutually exclusive with routine. Taylor explains why.
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Home Free: How to Become a Housesitter Abroad

Home Free: How to Become a Housesitter Abroad

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Is there such thing as a free holiday? Maybe not, but housesitting comes pretty darn close.
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Room to Grow: Sustainable Farming in Costa Rica

Room to Grow: Sustainable Farming in Costa Rica

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Organic farms in remote Costa Rica offer volunteers a model for sustainable living.
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Campesinas in Nicaragua face uncertainty as a consequence of the palm oil industry.

Palming Off the Problem

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For poor farmers in Nicaragua, palm plantations mean environmental destruction, chemical exposure—and a paycheque. Is there an alternative?
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