If you have a few stints abroad under your belt, and some solid work experience at home, how can you convince an employer you are up to the task of an overseas job?
This section looks at several sectors where there are international jobs: international development and humanitarian work, health and medical fields, law, business, media and communications, travel and tourism. Find out about the type of work available, the qualifications, experience and skill sets that are required - and get advice for breaking into each of these fields. Meet people who work in each sector, who share their top tips and expert advice.
Finally, in the Toolbox you will find self-assessment quizzes, international job listings, pre-departure checklists, packing lists and more.
Meet people working overseas, from seasoned pros who to young professionals on their first assignment. Hear about how their journeys, how they got their positions - and their advice for others seeking to do something similar. Browse the profiles below, or narrow them down by sector, degree, country or region.
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Careers for Globetrotters is produced by Verge Magazine.
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Since 2002, Verge has produced quality resources and events to help people experience the world in a meaningful way, through opportunities to study, work and volunteer abroad.
This project was made possible in part with the support of the Ontario Media Development Corporation and with the participation of the Government of Canada.
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