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NOTE:
As of January 1, 2006, CIEE will no longer offer Work Abroad programs outbound from the United States to Australia, Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand. Applications will be accepted through December 31, 2005 for departure through February 28, 2006. After December 31, 2005, please contact USIT at www.workandtravelireland.org for Work in Ireland placements, AIFS at www.workinaustralia.net for Work in Australia placements, and BUNAC at www.bunac.org for Work in Canada and New Zealand placements.

 

work abroad

Pack up your inner traveler and leave your inner tourist at home. Work abroad in Australia, Canada, Ireland, or New Zealand with CIEE. Don’t just jet in for a week to stay at hotels and meet tourists—become a part of the place of your choosing instead. Live anywhere you like—from big city to tiny town—and work at anything you like, from ski resort lifty to concierge. Enjoy the culture’s big and little pleasures—the hidden park, the perfect shop, the free night at the museum—alongside locals. Find friends, a life, yourself. Find what makes a place home.

why?

for fun and adventure

  • satisfy your appetite for challenges
  • declare your independence
  • find friends with accents
  • finance the travel your heart desires ...you’ll talk about these few months forever

for profit and opportunity

  • give your résumé just the international experience it needs
  • prove you can build a foundation for working abroad long
  • understand another culture, inside out

            ...who knows what opportunities you’ll have given    

                                                             yourself when you return?

 

 

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