August's Jobs Abroad Bulletin is out now. We found over 100 jobs abroad this month, including a 12 month placement as a bookseller in the Maldives, ski jobs, a horse adventure in Portugal, and volunteering with kangaroos in Australia.
While on the SBIT website we ran all their members through Google and have linked to their recruitment pages below in a nice, quick view list. We’ve asterisked those that mention they will accept British passport holders to at least some degree.
There is some hope for British seasonaires in France if they can demonstrate strong relevant experience.
Jack Scott is a freelance writer and author. In 2009, he relocated to Bodrum with his partner, Liam, starting the Perking the Pansies blog which quickly became the most popular blog of its kind on that side of the Aegean.
The following pictures were submitted to us when we hosted TPR75 on the subject of Work or Working. Most of our readers are interested in working or volunteering abroad so the theme of working was the most obvious one for us and provided a way to document some of the countless daily working lives we all pass through as we travel.
July's The Working Traveller supplement to our newsletter is out now.
Describing herself as a serial expat, Rosanna Bird had already done stints abroad in Romania, South Korea and Taiwan before she and her boyfriend decided on an impermanent move to Bolivia. They zig-zagged through Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile before their extended stop in La Paz.
CCWS rely heavily on interns, especially in Spring when it is baby season and up to 25 interns care for hundreds of baby animals.
Rachel Tavel is a published travel writer and wanderluster. A half Argentinean native New Yorker, she left the Upper West Side of Manhattan to pursue travel writing full time, a plan that led her to working for V!VA Travel Guides in Quito, Ecuador.