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Uni -v- Working abroad
Thousands of students each year have to make that all important decision on their year out/abroad: to work or to study? Such an important decision requires thought, research and a lot of preparation. Would you prefer to study a different course/module when out there? Maybe a niche school, such as theatre or music conservatories are more up your street? Maybe your CV's looking a little shabby and you fancy adding some all important skills to it? Either way, you're bound to get something out of it, but just what that something really is, is down to you.
- Unis abroad: What are my choices?
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- Case Study: Anna worked AND studied on her year abroad! Find out which she preferred...
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Amy Williams is studying French and Spanish at Durham University and has spent her year abroad working, studying and interning in France and Spain. Here she compares socialising, time management and the challenges she faced for each type of placement...Published in Uni -v- Working abroadTags -
Anna Salmon studied French and Spanish. She decided she wanted the best of both on her year abroad, working in Paris and studying in Santiago, Chile.
Find out what she had to say to ThirdYearAbroad.com about her year abroad...Published in Uni -v- Working abroad -
Many universities offer advantageous courses for those academically minded-or for those who don't fancy facing up to the working world just yet! Make sure you speak to your Year Abroad coordinator and have a look at the partner universities available to you. If you don't like the choice on offer, or you feel that you could come up with something altogether more tailored to your tastes, then be adventurous and explore different avenues.Published in Uni -v- Working abroadTags
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Thousands of students each year have to make that all important decision on their year out/abroad: to work or to study? Such an important decision requires thought, research and a lot of preparation. Would you prefer to study a different course/module when out there? Maybe a niche school, such as theatre or music conservatories are more up your street? Maybe your CV's looking a little shabby and you fancy adding some all important skills to it? Either way, you're bound to get something out of it, but just what that something really is, is down to you.Published in Uni -v- Working abroadTags -
Working abroad is a popular option amongst language students, as you can acquire or brush up on skills, get a better understanding of the job market abroad and most important of all: make an amazing difference to your CV! Whether you're getting an internship, doing a placement or working as part of an exchange programme, you need to find out exactly what sector(s) you want to target and whether your CV fits the bill.
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