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If you are back from abroad and want to find other ways to go abroad again, there are many programs and organizations with resources online.  Here is a small sampling of some of them:
 

Study & Research Funding
 
  Rotary Ambassadorial  Scholarships
 
  • Undergraduate or graduate study
  NSEP Boren
 
  • Undergraduate or graduate study
  Fulbright
 
  • Graduate study or research abroad
     
Teach Abroad
 
  The Japan Exchange & Teaching (JET) Program
 
  • Paid positions in Japanese public schools for English teaching assistants. Organized through the Japanese government.
 
  English Program in Korea (EPIK)
 
  • Paid positions in Korean public schools for English teaching assistants.Organized through the Korean government.
  The Teach and Learn in Korea (TaLK) Program
 
  • Teach conversational English in rural Korean elementary schools and receive training, living stipend, airfare, etc.
  • Organized through the Korean government.
 
  Foreign Trainers in China with Disney English
 
  • Paid positions with 12-15 month contract. See website for more information
  Spain - Language & Culture Assistant Program
 
  • This program is run by the Spanish Ministry of Education and offers a monthly stipend. Students are chosen to be an English language and North American culture Assistants in public elementary and secondary schools in Spain.
  France - Teaching Assistant Program
 
  • Teach English in French public schools to kids of all ages for 7 months.  This program is run by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy and offers a monthly stipend. Opportunities include France, Grench Guiana, Guadelopoue, Martinique, and Reunion.
  Council on International Educational Exchange Teach English Abroad
 
  • Chile, China, Dominican Republic, South Korea, Spain, Thailand
  WorldTeach, Inc.
 
  • Volunteer (usually receive a living allowance) to teach English or other subjects in
  • American Samoa, Bangladesh, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guyana, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Namibia, Poland, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand

 

TESOL (Association of Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages)

 
  • Includes job listings and information on TESOL certification programs.
  TESOL Training Courses
   
  TEFL (Teach English as a Foreign Language) 
 
  • Find TEFL/TESL Training programs around the world
  • Search for jobs teaching English
  • Post your resume
  • Ask questions about the TEFL/TESL career
  TEFL Training Courses
   
  Volunteers in Asia
 
  • Provides overview of program, including requirements and application procedures
 

Teach Abroad search website

 
  • Search for teach abroad opportunities
  • Anyone can post a position so check with UI Study Abroad about organization before applying
  Private language schools: Google "English Language School" + country city home
 
  • Over 100 million worldwide. Berlitz, AEON, GEOS, IALC are some of the bigger chains worldwide
     
Work or Volunteer Abroad
 
  Peace Corps
 
  Transitions Abroad
 
  • Resource for finding work or teach abroad opportunities
  BUNAC
 
  • Work abroad in Australia, New Zealand, Canada
  • Volunteer abroad in Cambodia, Costa Rica, Ghana, India, Peru, South Africa
 

Enlace (Electronic Network for Latin American Careers and Employment)
 

  People to People International
 
  Work Abroad search website
 
  • Search for jobs abroad
  • Anyone can post a position so check with UI Study Abroad about organization before applying
  United Planet
 
  International Student Volunteers, Inc.
 

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