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JobSpy: A Comenius Assistant in Europe

Where: Europe
Who: The British Council

The Comenius Assistants Programme is an EU trainee teacher placement to help participants improve their language skills and gain an insight into another European education system.

Find a Job Abroad

Comenius Assistants receive grants to work in schools and colleges across Europe for 12 to 16 hours per week. Placements are flexible from 13 to 45 weeks. Tasks include assisting in classroom teaching, supporting pupils’ group work, participating in project-based teaching, teaching their mother tongue and providing information on their own country.

The A to Z of Gap Year Travel

If rumours of the gap year’s demise are true then this post will go mostly unread as students instead forego a break between A levels and university to avoid the rise in tuition fees. Plenty though will either worry about the financial hangover later or consider a year out a worthwhile investment in their future.

A is for… Archaeology
While a gap year can be all about living in the moment it can also be a chance to venture into the past. Past Horizons lists numerous digs around the world where volunteers are welcomed.

Gap Year Travel: Angkor, Cambodia

6 Reasons to Work Abroad Before You Die

by Honor Baldry

Forget finding true love, climbing Everest and/or saving the world – here’s why are six reasons why working abroad should be number one on your bucket list!

1. You’ll get paid to travel

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