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From English Teacher to Foreign Service Officer

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Repost from Women of Color Living Abroad 2011 Have you ever wanted to know what goes on at an Embassy or imagined being invited to an Embassy party to rub elbows with a diplomat? Well, if any of that interests you, then you may want to think about a career as a Foreign Service Officer. Foreign Service Officers are diplomats employed by the U.S. Department of State. As a Foreign Service ...

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Passports Not Required

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Clear water, sand sifting through your feet, and a warm ocean breeze as the sun kisses your back. Now, that sounds like the making of a beautiful vacation. However, if you have been limited to beach tripping within the United States because you don’t have a passport, then I want to offer you a solution.  As a travel advocate, I must say with all seriousness getting a passport ...

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The Top Ten Reasons I Love Traveling

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Cha Jones In the spirit of my motto LOVE, TRAVEL, and PURPOSE, I wanted to share what I LOVE about TRAVELING.  1.       I can see the world from a different perspective. As the old saying goes “Perception is Reality.” When you get to see a place through your own eyes everything you ever heard or read begins to get challenged based ...

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Are You Really Ready to Move Abroad?

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Photo from Getty Moving abroad is can be an exciting experience, giving you the opportunity to live in a different culture, and learn more about yourself as a person. Apart from the adventure of being in a new place, living in a foreign country gives you an opportunity to immerse yourself and gain in-depth knowledge about the people, culture, food, and lifestyle that you won’t get while ...