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Learning  is  a  treasure  that  will  follow its owner
everywhere
Chinese Proverb
 
Studying abroad is a fabulous way to learn.  It is also a great way to see and experience things that you might never thought possible – countries, cities, towns, food, people, parties and more,  Living larger than life like this is something most people only ever dream of – so study hard and live life even harder – this time in your life is full of so much opportunity.
Students
 
A Student’s best asset overseas can be their network of contacts.  Build your networks and sharing your experiences with other ExpatWomen Students – not just students from your same campus.  We have many links below for you to find Expat Student resources that we hope will help you and if you know of more great sites that would appeal to ExpatWomen Students, please Contact Us with the details and remember… we have plenty more resources for you in our resourcesnsection.
 
 
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USA Girl Scouts Overseas: Sandy ThomasUSA Girl Scouts Overseas
Interview with USAGSO's Director, Sandy Thomas
USA Girl Scouts Overseas (USAGSO) provides the Girl Scout program to American girls living outside the United States and those attending American or international schools abroad. USAGSO's Director, Sandy Thomas, talks about how USAGSO has been fostering responsible global citizens since 1925...

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A Global Nomad's Guide To College ApplicationsA Global Nomad's Guide To College Applications
Kristina Dooley
Families whose children have spent their school-age years living abroad can often reach a state of frustration or panic when embarking on the college application process. Questions abound such as: "Will my child's transcripts make sense to the admissions committee?", "Will they understand...

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TCKs and College/University: From Overseas to Undergrad TCKs and College / University: From Overseas to Undergrad
Rebecca Grappo, M.Ed
Third Culture Kids (TCKs) who have grown up overseas and many times are going to live in the country of their passport for the first time, or at least the first time in a very long time, face special considerations when looking for the right fit and match in higher education...

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Gap Years: Myths & TipsGap Years: Myths & Tips
Jenny Early
Taking a Gap Year is an increasingly popular way of gaining experience and seeing the world. From voluntary work to backpacking, there are so many options these days. There are numerous companies catering specifically for each type of Gap Year student. Gap Year student Jenny Early talks us through some Gap Year myths and tips...

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Youth CompassYouth Compass
Thomas Speckhardt
If you are looking for new ideas about how to give some positive direction to your global nomad teen, join us as we talk to Thomas Speckhardt, the Executive Director of Youth Compass – a community youth organisation led by volunteers and staff...

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How To Be Confident Without Really TryingHow To Be Confident Without Really Trying
Judy Barber
Like you I live in a real world of expectations and rules. Like you I was brought up to fit in and to behave in certain ways. While it was great to learn common courtesies and general ways of being respectful and kind I've had to unlearn a great deal that didn't serve me.

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How To Beat Writer's BlockHow To Beat Writer's Block
Suzan St Maur
The blank screen or piece of paper has terrified even famous authors for generations. Unfortunately, we poor business mortals suffer just as badly.

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No One Said It Would Be EasyNo One Said It Would
Be Easy

Settling-In To An
International School

Jenny Early
My short sojourn in an international school taught me so much more than I was expecting. There is always something torturous about moving to a new school. There are new rules to adhere to, new friendship groups to break into, new teachers to adapt to...

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Preparing to Study Abroad - The Logistics of Packing, Researching, and PlanningPreparing to Study Abroad - The Logistics of Packing, Researching, and Planning
Brian Freedman
The hardest part of the study abroad experience -- more difficult than any potential culture-shock, more taxing than any amount of time you'll spend away from that new girlfriend or boyfriend you've recently fallen so deeply in love with -- is preparing ...

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How To 'Read' A Book In Less Than 10 MinutesHow To 'Read' A Book In Less Than 10 Minutes
Barbara Buffton
Wouldn't it be great if you could get from a book what you want in less than 10 minutes? (I'm talking here about non- fiction rather than those fiction books which you want to take your time over!). How much time might you save? How many more books could you then read?

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A2Z Languages
http://www.a2zlanguages.com/                
Take your time to discover all you need to know about our language immersion, study abroad and semester programs. In addition to this, you will also find out in-depth information about the cities and the countries where these programs are located.

AccreditedOnlineCollegeDegrees.com
http://www.accredited-online-college-degrees.com/law.htm
Degrees in law were once only available in expensive schools. Today, the internet has made top college programs available online. Once you have your degree, you may begin your career as an associate in a law firm where you can earn a salary and begin building your own practice.

Council on International Educational Exchange
http://www.ciee.org/
Study abroad and work abroad with CIEE, the Council on International Educational Exchange. CIEE provides quality programs and services for individuals, communities, educational institutions and employers. Let us help you choose your international experience.

CYA-College Year in Athens
http://www.cyathens.org/
Established in 1962, College Year in Athens, in association with the International Center for Hellenic and Mediterranean Studies, offers unparalleled opportunities to experience the unique historical and cultural contributions of Greece and the surrounding region.

Electronic Network for Latin American Careers and Employment
http://lanic.utexas.edu/enlace/
A job and internship site dedicated exclusively to Latin Americanists, compiled by the University of Texas at Austin.

Expat Schools Reunited
http://www.expatschoolsreunited.com
A eunited site for English medium schools from around the world. Here, teachers and pupils can catch up with friends and colleagues from years gone by.

Global Education Explorer
http://www.globaleducationexplorer.com/globaledexpl.nsf/
Relocating families now have a cost-effective, web-based resource to best understand and compare educational systems across the globe. Developed by premiere global educational consulting firm, School Choice International, Global Education Explorer will enable you to quickly compare curriculum, assessments and customs between countries simply by inputting your home and destination countries, and child's birthdates.


iAgora - Work and Study Abroad Solutions
http://www.iagora.com/
Website for students and travelers with internships, jobs, travel, housing and hotels around the world.

IIE Passport
http://www.iiepassport.org/

If you're searching for a truly life-changing experience, IIEPassport has the study abroad programs that will allow you to achieve true learning.

Independent Newspaper's gap year listings
http://www.independent.co.uk/student/gap-year/listings-502598.html
Want to do something before going to university - see these listings for ideas.

InternAbroad
http://www.internabroad.com/
Internships searchable by country and type of work or academic discipline.

International School Friends
http://www.international-schoolfriends.com
Worldwide Community Of Students Of International Schools. Launched 2008.


International Schools Services
http://www.iss.edu
A non-profit corporation dedicated to excellence for children attending overseas schools worldwide.

NAFSA: Association of International Educators
http://www.nafsa.org/
NAFSA: Association of International Educators is a member organization promoting international education and providing professional development opportunities to the field. NAFSA serves its members, their institutions and organizations, and others engaged in international education and exchange and global workforce development.  The association has three major foci: Creating and disseminating knowledge; influencing public policy; and maintaining a strong association. Hundreds of NAFSA members volunteer to serve the Association.

Nex Tag Online Degree Programs
http://forms.nextag.com/serv/main/buyer/education.jsp
Obtain further information on online degree programs of all levels through the major US Universities with extensive distance learning programs.

Online Universities
http://www.emagister.net
Online educational directory to guide in the selection of the best accredited University in the US.

Overseas Schools Information Database
http://www.osid.co.uk
User-generated content website, where teachers and parents can interview overseas schools.

Paths of Learning - Service learning, traveling abroad and more
http://www.pathsoflearning.net
Website for those looking for service learning opportunities, with questions about travelling abroad and special programs for students.

School Choice International
http://www.schoolchoiceinternational.com
An established international educational consulting firm specializing in finding the right schools for children wherever their parents relocate in the world.

Summer Study Abroad
http://www.GSEAbroad.com
Global Student Experience provides study abroad programs in Europe, Australia, Argentina and the UK.

Student Travel Source
http://www.studenttravelsource.com/
At StudentTravelSource.com, we've created a personal and easy to understand guide to student travel. Student travel can be challenging to plan but can also be one of the most ultimately rewarding experiences available. Use this website to answer all your pre-departure questions.

Study Abroad
http://www.studyabroad.com/
StudyAbroad.com is the Internet's leading source of information on educational opportunities for students to study in other countries.


TCKID
http://www.tckid.com/
A Home For Third Culture Kids and Adults (TCKs).

Teach & Travel: Thailand
http://www.cmu.teachtravel.org
Teach & Travel: Thailand at Chiang Mai University (CMU) is an affordable and unique 30-day program that offers participants an opportunity to be more than just a tourist. Our goal is to provide participants with a holistic, meaningful and unforgettable travel experience that includes personal development, education, volunteer teaching experience, intercultural exchange and travel to some of the most naturally beautiful and historically interesting areas of Thailand. No other volunteer program in Thailand offers this unique blend of volunteering, travel, education and cultural immersion.

The Center for Global Education
http://www.lmu.edu/globaled/index.html
The Center for Global Education promotes international education to foster cross-cultural awareness, cooperation and understanding. We promote this type of learning by collaborating with colleges, universities and other organizations around the world in order to create new and enhance existing study abroad programs.

UniSA Internacional
http://www.unisa.edu.au/inthome/
Australian University with affiliations around the world and programmes for international students.

USA Girl Scouts Overseas

http://www.girlscouts.org/who_we_are/global/overseas/
Serves American girls living overseas and girls attending American or international schools.

US Department of State - studying abroad
http://travel.state.gov/travel/living/studying/studying_1238.html
US Department of State website on studying abroad.

U.S. University Directory
http://www.stateuniversity.com/
An online university which offers online degrees and information on all U.S.
Universities and other colleges.


What's Up With Culture?
http://www.uop.edu/sis/culture/
On-line cultural training resource for study abroad.

YouthCompass
http://www.youthcompass.org
A community youth organization, founded and run by Christians, but designed to support all teens in international communities regardless of faith background or interest. We work closely with others in the international community, schools, NGO, etc. to create infrastructure for teen activities.  In addition to providing local and regional activities, we also challenge international teens by encouraging them to participate in our humanitarian relief projects- primarily in Eastern Europe.
 
 
 
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