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New Zealand: The World of WWOOFing - What to Expect

NEW ZEALAND | Wednesday, 18 Nov 2009 | Views [80] | Comments [1]

There are innumerable ways to work your way around the world, and you’ve probably researched and considered most of them. But if seeing the world from behind a bar doesn’t strike your fancy and if your homemade handicrafts aren’t flying out ... Read more >

Tags: new zealand, wwoof, wwoofing, farm, world and holiday, farming


Argentina: Studying Spanish and blending into the culture of Buenos Aires

ARGENTINA | Friday, 30 Oct 2009 | Views [170]

I always knew that I wanted to study abroad when I went to college. So as my time at the University of Pittsburgh began to come to a close, it only made sense that I chose a program that took me to another part of the world for the summer. I ended ... Read more >

Tags: argentina, buenos aires, study abroad, homestay, travel, work and holiday, iguazu falls, south america, university


Argentina: Opportunities for Cultural Immersion

ARGENTINA | Tuesday, 27 Oct 2009 | Views [268]

So you’re thinking of spending some time in Argentina but you want to make your experience a meaningful one – have a think about volunteering or studying abroad. Volunteer Volunteering abroad, sometimes called voluntourism, is a great way to ... Read more >

Tags: argentina, travel, volunteer, work and holiday, voluntourism, study abroad, study spanish, argentina homestay


Travel insurance for teaching overseas

WORLDWIDE | Monday, 26 Oct 2009 | Views [182]

Photo courtesy of i-to-i A working holiday as a teacher can be extremely rewarding and a great way to explore the world, become a part of the local community, and get paid for it. Yet if you get sick or injured while overseas, or your gear ... Read more >

Tags: travel insurance, working holiday, teachers, expat


South Korea: A Glimpse into the World of Edutaining

SOUTH KOREA | Tuesday, 29 Sep 2009 | Views [470]

Hurricanes. Tornadoes. Debt. Many things loom in life. Yet none are worse than the terrible phenomenon that occurs every spring across millions of towns: Graduation. I did not receive the memo about the available antidote ... Read more >

Tags: south korea, tefl, teaching, entertainment, seoul, work and holiday, working holiday, tesl


South Korea: Tips for Teaching English

SOUTH KOREA | Wednesday, 16 Sep 2009 | Views [785] | Comments [2]

Melissa Barry, i-to-i’s work and holiday expert shares her top tips for Teaching English in South Korea. Immerse yourself in the South Korean culture If you’re looking for an amazing experience, you should consider teaching English ... Read more >

Tags: south korea, teaching, working holiday, english, work abroad, i-to-i, tesl, tefl


Safety First! How to Travel Safely in Australia and New Zealand

AUSTRALIA | Thursday, 29 Nov 2007 | Views [697]

Safety. When travelling your own personal safety and the safety of those you are travelling with is an important factor. When visiting a foreign country everything is new and it may take a while to settle in and familiarize yourself with the ... Read more >

Tags: travel tips, safety, work, budgets & money


Working Holiday Australia

AUSTRALIA | Wednesday, 28 Nov 2007 | Views [1667]

Working Holiday Visas For those of you planning to work and play in Australia then finding a visa to suit your needs can be time-consuming and perhaps a little daunting. Below is a simple guide to the Working holiday visa so take a sneeky peek and ... Read more >

Tags: travel tips, work, budgets & money, visa


Australia: Travel Tips and Tricks

AUSTRALIA | Tuesday, 27 Nov 2007 | Views [521]

A Permanent Address When living and working in Australia you may find that having a permanent address is pretty useful. Although, when living in a hostel you can still receive post, it can sometimes be unreliable and what happens ... Read more >

Tags: travel tips, accommodation, work, budgets & money


Australia: Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nah, it's the Greyhound!

AUSTRALIA | Monday, 26 Nov 2007 | Views [420]

Transport As you have probably heard or seen Australia is a pretty huge country. It can take at least 12 hours to drive from Sydney to Melbourne. However, looking on a map it can be hard to believe that it takes this long. It is for this very ... Read more >

Tags: travel tips, accommodation, work, budgets & money, planes trains & automobiles, trains & automobiles


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