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Do You Speak Strine, Mate?

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Roops stands in front of Sydney's iconic Opera House.
Roop discovers that the Aussie blokes and sheilas have their own lengwitch.
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Make it Count: 5 Questions to Ask When Planning a Gap Year

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Make it Count: 5 Questions to Ask When Planning a Gap Year
Be strategic about your international experience and wow them at your next job interview.
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Making the Transition from Tourist to Exchange Student

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Judi (second from right) poses with a group of fellow exchange students at Singapore's Botanical Gardens.
Although I’d already spent the better part of a university semester in Singapore, it took me a good two months for me to fully realize I was living the complete exchange student life.
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2012 Photo Contest Winners

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Long March Home
The votes have been tallied and the winner is ... !
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10 Ways to Overcome Reverse Culture Shock

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After an internship in Hungary, Adelina is focusing on rediscovering Vancouver.
Ways to ease the re-entry process.
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Managing Your Study Abroad Time

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How to make the most of your time overseas.
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Breaking Rules in Cappadocia

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Amber with a local farmer in Turkey.
Amber experiences the kindness of strangers in her host country.
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Lessons Learned in Ghana

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Leigh reflects on the lessons learned while volunteering abroad.
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Finding Family Overseas

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Leigh and Sheryne, another YCI volunteer from Barbados.
Leigh finds a support network on the other side of the world.
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5 Reasons Why Experiencing Culture Shock is Good for You

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5 Reasons Why Experiencing Culture Shock is Good for You
How to make the best of an overwhelming experience.
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