Articles Elsewhere

We have begun to compile links to useful and interesting articles found elsewhere on the Internet. The links below cover a host of different topics and fields.If you have an article of particular interest, email us - we are always looking for additional resources!

Sometimes You Have To Leave The US To Find A Decent Job
EscapeArtist.com

On teaching English in Russia... EscapeArtist as a whole includes a number of similar articles of possible interest. These articles are submitted by site users/visitors and generally are a little less polished than many of those listed below. They do, however, predominantly reflect real-world experiences, often written from “the field”.

International Herald Tribune - “At Home Abroad” features
http://www.iht.com/athome.html

Articles tend to be geared more to living than working abroad (and few are focused on securing work aborad), but gives a good window on the issues and concerns (and opportunities) living and working abroad.

Crucial Unpaid Internships Increasingly Separate the Haves From the Have-Nots
New York Times

This article, by Jennifer 8. Lee, originally appeared in the 10 August 2004 edition of the New York Times and highlights both the growing importance and difficulty in securing internships. The above is a pdf-archived version of the article, to click to the Times’ own webpage, click here (requires sign-up / free subscription).

Transitions Abroad
http://www.transitionsabroad.com/

Advertise themselves as the “travel magazine and portal for work abroad, living abroad and study abroad.” Consistently one of the best sites for brief articles and an introduction to the intricacies of overseas living, working, study and travel. For engaging - if frequently cursory - overviews of both general and field & country specific international opportunities, this is an excellent place to start.

Transitions Abroad Magazine Archive allows you to browse select articles from past issues (many though not all articles) all the way back to 1999. Click on the text with the issues date and number to browse contents (clicking on the picture will take you to an order page for the entire issue).

The current issue of the magazine is best linked to from the Transitions Abroad home page.

Some of the more interesting recent offerings include (all are brief & many have related links to additional articles and resources):