How to Teach English In Thailand
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You have just graduated and now find yourself wondering what to do with your life. They say that graduating with a degree allows you to work in the chosen field
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Get a Job Teaching English In Korea
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Dear Graduate,
Congratulations on your diploma! We are writing to inform you that your first loan payment, of $666.66, is due Friday, May 13th. If you are unable to pay us,
How to Move to Japan as an English Teacher
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Japan is one of the most gorgeous countries on the planet, full to the brim with interesting culture, friendly people, and jaw-dropping food. It’s also home to a high demand
How to Become Future Proof
We live in a time of unprecedented and rapid change. This is happening everywhere: the climate, the economy, technological advancement, population growth - everywhere you look, trends seem to be
Interview with Scott Adams, Creator of “Dilbert”
Scott Adams is the creator of the comic strip Dilbert and also the author of the book, How to fail at almost everything and still win big.
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How to Secure a Marketing Job in China
Today Career Hack is interviewing Linda of LindaLivinginChina.com
Linda was keen on not having to start out as a teacher in China and successfully secured a paid marketing position in China
Expats: Don’t Come Back To The US Without a Plan
This is a guest post by Aaron Michel, CEO and Founder of Pathsource.
With the real unemployment rate being pegged by Forbes at over 12% the US economy is not friendly to people
How to Get a Job at Uber
We work hard to provide our readers with blueprints for international career success that are both practical and replicable. When we find up-and-coming or established companies that appear to be
How to Work for The Swire Group
Do you want to work for the Swire group? This UK-based company has many opportunities for people with many different disciplines. They also have many international operations, so if you're
Useful Skills You Can Develop as a Humanities Major
35,000 hours and 25,000 dollars. That’s roughly the average of what people spend on earning their BA’s. Not to mention the beer, sweat and tears. And hangovers. That’s all fine,