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Mistie Shaw -- Smiling Inside and Out, Photo by Charlie Photofan

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Writing for nearly half a century, Shaw's interests and education meander from music to the military, and from faith to fun.

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Work/Study Abroad

Unique challenges and opportunities await those who move to another country to study or work. From deciding if studying abroad is right for you, to dealing with cultural differences, veteran expats share their wisdom.

Here you'll discover tips on finding housing, choosing a school, getting a teaching job, or making the most of free time. There are articles about medical services, fitting in, and language learning.

There's something for everyone here; volunteers, students, retirees, job-hunters all find useful information about living in another country.

Latest articles in Work/Study Abroad

 Expat Life – At a Han Funeral in Central China

Life, birth and death. They define humanity in ways we can see. This close-up look at a Han Chinese funeral reveals how expats learn about life in China.

Feb 29, 2012 – Mistie Shaw

Five Tips For An Enjoyable Time Overseas As A Language Assistant

Teaching a language abroad is a great experience, and this article gives young language teachers advice to help them get maximum benefit from their stay.

Jan 16, 2012 – Libby Wilson

Should I Teach Abroad? Some Reasons to Think of Teaching Abroad

While teaching abroad in a foreign country can seem a bit scary, the benefits and advantages of teaching English or any subject abroad are very rewarding.

Oct 15, 2011 – Ryan Arciero

Expat Educators are Everywhere: Adjustment - Reality & Strategies

Walking campuses the world over, smiling American expat educators greet colleagues and students. Inside, they ride a personal roller coaster of adjustment.

Oct 7, 2011 – Barbara Castleton

How to Fit in After Moving to a New Country

Moving to a new country means learning how to adjust. Fitting into another country's culture and community requires a lot of effort. These tips can help!

Sep 29, 2011 – Mistie Shaw

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