jobs after graduation

Getting a job at an International School

After a year of sending emails to the top schools in Asia with our resumes and rarely getting even an auto-reply, we decided to pony up and join a recruiter.  After plane tickets, seemingly endless paperwork and hotel reservations, we got to a job fair.  We didn't get offers in ANY of our top choice countries, let alone schools, however, we did get offers, one of which we took!

 

It's not cheap, but it's fairly simple.  If you want to get into the international teaching market you need to get experience somewhere.  We landed in the caribbean on a beautiful island and are gaining experience that we can add to our resumes.  All the while we get to work on our tans, meet new people and explore a beautiful region. 

 

Student internship opportunities abound when mothers and fathers help

Most colleges don't efficiently prepare graduates to take on the job market, thanks to under-funded, under-staffed, under-motivated college career centers. University students and mothers and fathers must band together to make professional connections when academia fails, as it so often does. The role of mothers and fathers can't be overstated here, argues Fox Business. With active involvement, the road toward student internships can be easier to travel. Article source - Parents can help college grads secure internships by MoneyBlogNewz.

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