A Guide to Working Abroad
Thinking about taking your career international? Working abroad isn’t just for gap year students anymore. You could teach English in South Korea, work for a tech start-up in Berlin or even become a digital nomad and work freelance anywhere you want.
Working abroad can be an amazing opportunity to build confidence, gain knowledge of other cultures and meet new people. Plus, loads of companies offer remote working opportunities making working abroad super accessible for so many.
This is your guide to securing your perfect career working abroad.
How do I get a job working abroad?
Finding a job can feel super overwhelming, especially if you’re planning to work abroad. We’ve got your back. The good news is that there are loads of pathways you can take, whether you’re still in school, at university or just graduated.
Work experience is fantastic because it’ll give you the skills and experience you need for a lasting career. Click below to find out the paths you can take:
Gap Year Programmes
Student gap years let you get stuck into some amazing projects, including saving endangered species, helping out wildlife and marine conservation groups, teaching English abroad and working on community development projects.
International Internships
One of the best ways to ensure you stand out when applying for a graduate role post-uni is to have international work experience.
Turing Scheme
The Turing Scheme is an international programme that enables educational institutions like schools, colleges and universities to fund their students while they work or study abroad.
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