This article should be useful to anyone intending to study or work in Europe. The below websites and resources give essential information about study programs and scholar funding in Europe(1); EU affairs internships and entry-level jobs in the private sector(2); and vacant positions(3) at the EU level and in various European countries, across all sectors.
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Sunday, 5 August 2012
Friday, 3 August 2012
Jobs in Geneva & UN System
This article provides a selection of key websites useful to job seekers wanting to work in Geneva and/or the United Nations system.
Geneva is known not only for being home to many of the UN agencies but also to many other international and non-governmental organizations, professional associations and various consulting companies. Jobs in the private sector and websites with information on research funding and jobs in Switzerland have also been included in the list.
In addition to the official UN career page, there are currently several other websites where UN vacant positions are published. Note that UN internships are unpaid and entry-level positions are rarely announced. However, there are opportunities for young professionals through the Young Professional Programs based at various UN agencies, only nationals of countries sponsoring these programs are eligible but sometimes nationals of developing countries may also apply.
While it is true that foreign language fluency is a requirement, or at least an advantage, for a career in international organizations, many people believe that social science degrees are the only suitable qualification. In fact, international organizations are also looking for staff trained in the natural sciences and engineering, and IT skills are highly sought after, irrespective of the degree.
Geneva is known not only for being home to many of the UN agencies but also to many other international and non-governmental organizations, professional associations and various consulting companies. Jobs in the private sector and websites with information on research funding and jobs in Switzerland have also been included in the list.
In addition to the official UN career page, there are currently several other websites where UN vacant positions are published. Note that UN internships are unpaid and entry-level positions are rarely announced. However, there are opportunities for young professionals through the Young Professional Programs based at various UN agencies, only nationals of countries sponsoring these programs are eligible but sometimes nationals of developing countries may also apply.
While it is true that foreign language fluency is a requirement, or at least an advantage, for a career in international organizations, many people believe that social science degrees are the only suitable qualification. In fact, international organizations are also looking for staff trained in the natural sciences and engineering, and IT skills are highly sought after, irrespective of the degree.
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Expat Resources, Guides and Networks
If you are considering moving abroad and want to know where to find information about jobs, articles and tips for traveling, studying and living in a foreign country, country guides or simply advice by or network with other expats, then the following links might help you.
Labels:
country guides,
expat blogs,
expat forums,
expat news,
expat websites,
expatriates,
healthcare,
HR,
immigration,
international jobs,
International students,
medical tourism,
travel,
visas,
volunteering
Thursday, 5 April 2012
Useful Links for Tourists, Expats & Students in Latin America
Here is a list of useful links for future expats and travelers in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Latin America:
Latin America:
- Finding Statistics in Latin America, an article (July 2012) by FreePint, the full version is available only to subscribers
- Intern in Latin America - all-inclusive programs for interns, volunteers, students enrolled in medicine/no Spanish is required/, Spanish courses; positions in Argentina & Colombia, soon the program will expand to Chile, Mexico and Brazil
- Internship programs in Latin America - links by Transitions Abroad
- South America Travel Guide - Chile-based website providing basic info for most countries in the region
- Nearshore Americas - Latin America business and outsourcing news and analysis
- Caribbean Search - local news, real estate and jobs
- South America Expat Blogs - blogs by and for expatriates
- More Expat Resources - expat websites, jobs & careers, immigration information, country guides, resources for healthcare and travel
Labels:
Argentina,
Brazil,
Caribbean,
Chile,
entrepreneurs,
expatriates,
immigration,
international jobs,
International students,
interns,
Latin America,
Mexico,
scholarships,
tourism,
travel,
visas
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