Grants – Financial Aid FACT SHEET 4 – working abroad

Resources for Work Abroad

•  International Exchange Locator
  Whether you are an exchange practitioner, an international student, a job seeker, an embassy official, a student looking for financial aid, or if you just want handy information on programs, this book will prove an invaluable resource.
• University of Michigan Directory of Work Abroad Web Sites
  Collection of sites for work abroad and international careers.
• Are you an English teacher? The Office of English Language Programs has some suggestions for overseas work.
• The U.S. State Department recruits officers for the Foreign Service and offers listings of job announcements for the United Nations and other international organizations.
• Center for International Career Development: CICD promotes quality training programs, international education and cultural exchange for international trainees and American companies.
• Council on International Educational Exchange: CIEE provides quality programs and services for individuals, employers, communities and educational institutions.
• Association for International Practical Training (AIPT): Arranges visa sponsorship, insurance, and program support for on-the-job-training assignments in theUnited States. Arranges work permits for students and professionals from theU.S. to work abroad and provides program support before and during international assignment.
• InterExchange: Work and travel jobs, international internships, au pair/childcare, volunteer, informal teaching and farm worker programs around the world.
• Michigan State University Directory of International Internships: Guide to international internships sponsored by educational institutions, government agencies, and private organizations.

 As Always, Stay Informed

Bob Lee

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