Abroad101 Seeking Software Engineer, Boston, MA
Contact: Danielle Ain, Danielle@abroad101.com
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We are looking to hire someone ASAP. We’d like to hear from candidates immediately and schedule first phone calls for shortly thereafter. Read more →
StudentAdvisor.com proudly announced their campaign to grant 24 lucky college students with $1000 scholarships. They will be giving away each scholarship on the hour, every hour, for 24 hours starting April 26th! “College is incredibly expensive so it is thrilling to be able to offer $24,000 in scholarships to students currently in college as well as alumni,” said Dean Tsouvalas, Editor-in-Chief of StudentAdvisor.com. “It’s a rare opportunity to help change someone’s life for the better and also pay your student bills.” Read more →
Dear Worldly Willie,
I’ve been here in Argentina for almost two whole months now and I just can’t seem to pick up the language! I’ve been trying real hard too! I met this wonderful guy from California who promised to teach me Spanish and we have “Spanish only” days on Mondays and Wednesday, yet when I’m out on the town alone, I just can’t seem to get past “Hola.” Help me Willie!
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Dear Worldly Willie,
I’m currently abroad in Quito, Ecuador, and I just can’t seem to get along with my host family. It seems like everything I do ticks them off. I mean, it’s not like the vase I broke was that expensive, and I’m always quiet when I stumble in at dawn. And they told me that their casa was mi casa, so I don’t see why they got so upset when I carved my initials into their kitchen table. Whatever, I’m just saying that there’s a direct correlation between me making myself at home and my familia not being down with my steez. What’s up with that, Willie? Please help!
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In 1961, President John F. Kennedy established the Peace Corps to promote world peace and friendship, forever changing the way we as Americans see the world, and how the world sees us. Over 200,000 volunteers over the past 50 years have collectively worked to continue President Kennedy’s legacy of peace in over 140 countries. Read more →
This post is part of a series on professional development co-sponsored by Experience.com
The team at Abroad101 has put together some advice for those looking to integrate their international experience in their resumes and leverage your study abroad to a competitive advantage while job hunting. We’ve broken down the process to three phases: Reflect, Connect and Professionalize.
Anyone who has studied abroad knows the many benefits of this international experience. Many credit study abroad as changing their life, and opening their eyes. But how do we measure this? Experts in the field have been trying to quantitatively measure the benefits of study abroad for years. Read more →
WASHINGTON, D.C. – After decades of anticipation, the Center Of Space Management’s Intergalactic College (COSMIC) has announced today that, beginning in 2014, college students will be able to choose between destinations like Cape Town, Shanghai, and…Mars. Read more →
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