By Eric Tiettmeyer

Internships at Universities
Many universities abroad are now offering internship opportunities. University of Limerick in Ireland (www. ul.ie) offers an 8-month paid internship through their Cooperative Education division. And John Cabot
University (www.johncabot.edu), located in Rome, offers more than 150 internships that involve a range of majors and interests.
You speak English! And there are many language schools around the world that need teachers. So check out respected TEFL schools like
TEFLIne peronelcom that can help train you and get you placement in language schools worldwide.
Also consider working for the U.S. government as a Foreign Service Officer or Foreign Service Specialist.
You will be placed in a U.S. embassy abroad and move about every 18 months to a new post. The U.S.
Department of State handles hiring (www.state.gov.)
Also, if you think you are very specialized or are in an occupation recruited worldwide (doctors and nurses, for instance) look at indeed.com that lists jobs all around the world.
Finally, you can work at bars. hostels, farms,Finally, you can work at bars, hostels, farms, restaurants, and other places that have lots of work for young people. The pay is usually "under the table". So if you are okay with that, you can avoid all paperwork to get a work visa.