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 The Blogpacker
Is it possible to make a living while sitting on your arse in the sunshine of a distant land? Yes it is. I know because I'm doing it right now; tappng on a keyboard while little boats bob on the clear blue Ionian sea in front of me. Want to do the same? Then read on for some tips.
TEFL & Culture in Germany
For those who are interested in Teaching English as a Foreign Language yet
aren't ready to commit a grand to gaining a certificate, the Comenius Language
Assistant scheme is a great opportunity to pick up skills and experience. So says Becca Elliot who worked in Bochum as a teaching assistant
in a school for disabled children.
 Working on a Farm in Kent
With minimal opportunity to save in her native eastern Europe, student Marian Bridik worked on a farm in Kent to keep up with the expenses for school and fun activities.
Tips for Travelling, Living and Working in Cusco
Armed with only $500 for three and a half months in South America Willow Vanderbosch knew in advance that she had to work or starve. She provides her tips for doing just that and saving money in the former capital of the Inca empire.
A Camp in America
Despite the blood, sweat and tears, Jason Cook finds it hard to imagine his life if he hadn’t gone to work at a summer camp in America.
Gap Travel Health
Travelling to distant countries and experiencing new cultures can be a hugely enjoyable adventure but whether you are planning to travel the world for fun, or intending to work as a volunteer, Travelhealth.co.uk offer the advice needed to take careful precautions to ensure your health and safety.
Volunteer Experiences With Alliance Abroad
By Amelia Jackson Boren. Cutting through the jungle with a machete, feeding cabrito to lions and facing off with six inch long grasshoppers are just some of the adventures encountered by Crystal Calderoni with Alliance Abroad.
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Life as a Rep
When people say "all you do is lie around in the sun" it makes Nicki Craven's blood boil because working as a rep is hard work. And though you have the best times and the worst times the bad is definitely outweighed by the good.
Ramblings of an Irishman
Hairy Irishman Michael Conlon muses on living in China while travelling on a bus from the Cambodian border to Bangkok.
The Inexperienced Traveller
Round the World travel tips and experiences underground in Shanghai. By Jenny Wharton.
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