HOW TO WORK ABROAD || feat. Vagabrothers
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- What you need to know about Working Abroad, Working Holiday Visas and Teaching English Overseas.
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Vagabrother's Video on Studying Abroad:
• HOW TO STUDY ABROAD
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Working Holidays Visa’s At a Glance
www.liveworkplay.com.au/visa.html
Work Abroad ANY Country:
www.ccusa.com
www.workingabroad.com
▬Working Holiday Programs ▬
►For Canadians: www.swap.ca
www.gointernational.ca
►For USA Citizens: www.bunac.org/usa
www.ccusa.com
►For UK Citizens: www.statravel.co.uk/work-and-l...
www.bunac.org/uk
► For EU Citizens: www.intraxeurope.com
► For Australian Citizens: www.ccusa.com.au
www.iep.com.au/
www.statravel.com.au/gap-year-...
►For New Zealand Citizens: www.iep.org.nz/
www.immigration.govt.nz/migran...
► For German Citizens: www.bunac.org/germany
►For Work in Canada:
www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/iec
www.gointernational.ca/program...
►For Work in New Zealand: www.immigration.govt.nz/migran...
►For Work in France :www.ambafrance-nz.org/Working-...
►For Work in the USA: www.ccusa.com
►For Work in Japan: www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/w_...
►For Internship in the UK: www.bunac.org/usa/intern-abroa...
►For Teaching in Spain: www.mecd.gob.es/eeuu/convocato...
Volunteer/ Intern/ Teach English
www.goabroad.com
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Side note: Australia and new zealand are honestly amazing and unique places! We're always friendly and welcoming to new people!
Hey Nadine I needed this encouragement more than ever today. Thank you for all the helpful information!!! The description box is a thing of beauty.
This is something i'm always talking to my husband about. One concern we've had is finding work if needed. Thank you for sharing the resources!
Really helpful video, thanks for uploading!
One thing I find from someone who hasn't ventured out into the 'travelling world', is how genuinely friendly all the people are when talking about their experiences. I honestly can't wait to travel and hopefully meet some really awesome people like you guys! Thanks again. :)
These tips are so rad! I want to teach english abroad so much after I graduate univeristy because of how much I love to travel. Thank you for posting so many helpful links :)))
I plan on working and traveling soon! I'm so excited to see what kind of adventures I get in to!
Great vid, already knew most of the information but it's nice to have it refreshed and reinstalled into the brain, good to know I can take bartending anywhere!
Loved this! Great information guys!
This video is amazing! So much good information!
this is super useful since I'm gonna be graduating soon and of course I want to be like you Nadine, so yay!
This was really helpful! Thank you!
This is exactly what I needed to see right now. My partner is looking at masters programs in other countries and I have been trying to find ways to be able to come with them and make good money.
Very nice video love your channel!
That's amazing!!! So useful
Your videos give me hope.
Great video!! Thanks so much guys :)
That was so helpful!
This has been helpful, thanks a bunch guys! I've always wanted to travel and get paid so yup....gotta start somewhere! 😊
What you need to know about Working Abroad, Working Holiday Visas and Teaching English Overseas. Anything else I missed? Let me know in the comments below!
Hey Nadine What about finding a career abroads? You mentioned it a little bit, but I wanted to know more. Any advice for how to find those? Is it better to find a job before you go or research one before hand?
Hey Nadine Thanks for your video! It always good to see people willing to work abroad. I started a new project to help individuals to go study and work abroad: www.guidaway.com. Feel free to visit :-)
this link doesnt work for me
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Hey Nadine
Can I get a job in my profession? I'm studying engineering and want to work on year here one year there in different countries. Is that hard?
Very informative, thank you!
This video was so helpful thank you for posting it!
You can always look on usajobs.gov for contracts and be in a different country for a year or more. Generally, they're military affiliated; therefore, you still get holidays and the opportunity to travel. I'm currently in Germany because my husband is stationed here and around 10% of the staff in the clinics in the area are on contracts. It's a great opportunity! Thank you for the informative video 😊
This video helps me a lot!! Thank u :))
Thanks a lot, it was really helpful
I would almost recommend sticking to what you do back home while on working holidays. When I came to NZ I was cool with whatever kind of bar or office job I could get but when they saw that all my experience in the last 5 years has been in digital media production, they passed. I ended up with a career related job as an email marketing specialist for 3 months. What kind of job you get is dependent on your prior experience no matter what country you're in.
Very Informative.
Great Vid Guys
my country the Netherlands is famous for working abroad most Dutch
speak English so its easy to get around :) and a lot speak more then English alone
Super helpful!
this was a super great video and no joke guys you did so well. this helped me so much! You all inspired me! please please keep up the vids and keep in mind i never comment on vids but i JUST HAD TO on this one!!!
For useful!! Thank you
I think you just gave me a way to travel for 6 years...
This video is amazing I'm starting a New Zealand holiday visa in October and this video has made me so excited!! Plus I know this video is kinda old now but Nadine your make up is fab :) Would love to know what you do to make it look so lovely :D
I'm actually going to be an Auxiliar de Conversacion! I'm excited and I'm hoping to vlog and blog my whole process.
ellieerick1 exciting! have fun!!
Thank you!! Hey Nadine vagabrothers
Working holiday visas are the saving grace of travellers who want to live in English speaking countries. I've had an Australian one and i'm currently in Canada on a one year visa (which was very difficult to get but oh so worth it!)
Looking into teaching English next so thank you for those tips!
She Rambles On hey! I am from Mumbai, India, and quite interesting in working abroad teaching English. Any tips for me as an Indian citizen getting a visa teaching English in these countries?
Ankit Kachwani why don’t you teach Indian?
I love this. Just discovered your channel and enjoying all the inspired tips. It's providing me with much inspiration. Will be embarking on my first working holiday to Canada later this year and can't decide whether to set up camp in Vancouver or Toronto. I'm an outdoors girl though and love mountains so I'm definitely swayed to BC!
BC 100% :)
+Rachael Redgate I agree on the BC...i live in detroit and have been to toronto many times tho and that city is the shit
Rachael Redgate If you want outdoors, definitely do Vancouver! It's beautiful. Just saying ;P
I work on a fruit Farm here in America, I could be doing this all over the world! haha
This video came at just the right time because I've been looking into teaching English abroad for after graduation. Thanks for all the helpful information!
hopelessthunder good to hear! Super excited for you and good luck!
Hey Nadine Thank you!
I am also interested to learn English can you teach me
You could always start you own company and do business in countries you want to visit - once you know your venture isn't going to fail that is
Working Holidays Rock!!!! New Zealand! woo!!
Good video. Three things I learned about teaching ESOL overseas: Avoid on-line TESOL courses like the plague. Many countries won't give you a visa if you have one, and many companies won't even consider you for employment if your degree was obtained on-line. Ditto for TESOL certs that are under 120 hours. (I’d go for 140 just to be safe.) Lastly, get a copy of Mark's English Grammar Shortcuts and MEMORIZE it. Saves a BOAT LOAD of headaches.
Honestly I'd like to see America on this series but not the typical cities (Orlando, NYC, L.A) I mean like Moab UT. Beautiful places that don't get much attention.
I've worked a broad or two.
Hey I love both your channels and they are helping me a lot at the moment as I am planning around 3-4 big trips for the next year. My question is if you can find english teaching jobs if you are not a nativ speaker? I would love to do that but I think it will be harder to find a job.
nice thinks
Great video!!! Love the possibility that you can have when working abroad.
Question: What are your thoughts if you were in the hole (in debt) before working abroad? Should I get back into the green or just say screw let's do it??
Bartenders with foreign accents usually rake in a lot of extra tips, and more. ;)
Anyone who has worked outside the country probably will have more worth as an employee when they are back in their home country.
canadian working holiday visas are so stressful to obtain!!!!! but i have one now yayyyyy see u later scotland I'm moving to canada for 2 years!
The process to get a WH visa to go to Canada is a pain in the ass! At least it is for my country; you gotta follow several steps and wait many months. I've been waiting for an answer for almost 5 months already lol
The guy in the blue shirt moves away from you at 4.32. Did you fart? lol
If you live in Canada or the eu you can apply to go to japan, if you live in the usa you cant, there you go
I've been to Washington D.C last week.
I just wanna work and live in Canada one day! (specifically Vancouver). But it's hard to find jobs in TV production and events (that's what I'm currently doing) without having contacts ):
Thanks for sharing this amazing video. May I please ask which Agency you used in the beginning? I am in the middle of researching to go on work holiday visa and there are many agencies on the internet, and any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you.
hey nadine! you mentioned you did a working holiday in NZ, im looking to do that in a couple months when i leave AUS, is there anyway you could give me some quick tips/advice on that? what did you find for work? did you live in a hostel? how long did you do your working holiday for? which part of NZ was your fav / where did you work? :)
Workaway.. Basically working for families or individuals who allow you to live and eat with them in return for 5 hours a day work. Could be basic tasks such as cooking, cleaning, maintenance etc. Most countries are available for Workaway, and as you don't get paid with money there are no Tax implications, you only need to work for them in return for your board. You will of course need money to use for personal things such as entertainment, sightseeing and so on, but look it up, it's a cool way to travel around.
How do you find this kind of people?
I planning want to move in France for their good Health Car. I want wonder is it as good as they say. I want to get a job as soon as I move there. Can you help. Please. I live in St Catharine Ontario. Here there's nothing much work.
Hey, were you guys then already fluent in Spanish as an intermediary language when you started teaching English in Spain?
Great video! Quick question though as you didn't mention anything about language, I've been researching this for a while now and would love to get office work (I have only office / customer service experience on my cv) abroad in Europe but only speak English (currently learning other French and Spanish!) From your experience, how realistic would it be for me to find that type of work abroad do you think? Thanks +hey Nadine
Picking grapes in Australia potential 250-300 a day
I'm a senior from Iraq, technically I'm an English teacher cuz I'm about to graduate. Do you think I can get a holiday visas in these countries because you know I'm from a developing country and I have a bad experiences with scholarship cuz of that!
How good is the public transportation in New Zealand? How do you get around without a car??
Do you need a teacher's license to teach overseas ? Or is perhaps something like a language certificate enough ?
MARRY ME :) SO IN LOVE LOL I SAW YOU IN AUCKLAND BUT WAS TO SCARED TO COME AND SAY HI
In the US there is no holiday agreement unless it's S. Korea, Ireland, Australia. But i want to go to Germany.
I really wanted to do that but covid striked. Maybe after the pandemic I can still do it
Work a few years in a company that has many international offices. Then ask your boss to transfer you. If they say no or show no interest, move on.
Great video nadine , am from algeria can i participate to .... ? So confuse
I encourage the thought of traveling and residing in different countries, but some of the things you guys mentioned are a little strange... for example, picking grapes in France?... Any tourist or non-inmigrant looking for work, needs a C permit which isn't so simply acquired, and some students that acquire B permits are only allowed 20 weekly hours of work, so it isn't as easy as mentioned on this video to find employment in France at least... I don't know about the rest of the countries mentioned, but I'm currently in France, and I'm speaking from personal experience..... I'm an American and I've been here for 1+ year, and there are many laws, that prohibit travelers and non-inmigrants to find employment. I love your videos Hey Nadine, just wanted to add this piece of information, so that someone may be well informed before deciding to branch out into the world...
Hi Decal. Thank you for your comments. Yes you are correct, there are sometime limitation on the types of work you can do and the amount of hours etc. however, since this video is already 10 minutes long, I really couldn't go on about the very fine details of every country and ever visa. There is just too much to cover. So I tried to stay more broad and encourage each person to do their own research. This is just a starting guide to get people more so thinking about the possibilities.
I totally understand... and I support the encouragement of travel. =)
I presume that this would not be an issue for an EU citizen?
Is it possible to get jobs abroad if you don't know another language?
What if you want to start your career? I have a degree and don’t want to bartend or anything
Hey Nadine! I am currently applying for a working visa for the UK. I am excited but I am so scared. Do you ever feel like this and what do you do to get past it?
I love you nadine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D
Hey am living in Jamaica an need to work overseas
I'm from Malaysia and always want to join all these stuff
so basically which country will you guys recommend me to go?
oh yea,I like adventure activities and would like to explore more
about to graduate from University
actually I was planning to join a program to NYC for work and travel
would u recommend me to take it?
Would someone my age (46), still be consider viable to work overseas? I have been a Pre-K teacher since 2005 and am currently a nanny for three children. Where do I begin? Thank you
What kind of degree would be needed from university in order to do all these things?
I was told that you can’t work in South Korea as an American :( is this false?? What would be the name of the visa?
@Hey Nadine! I absolutely love your content!! Always an Inspiration for fellow travelers. :)
I am from Mumbai, India. I was quite interested in working abroad (teaching English?). Although, the links and resources you mentioned in this video are mostly for American/ Canadian travelers.
Any tips on traveling as a 'Working holiday' for an Indian passport citizen?
Thanks in advance,
Ankit
I'm a 63 yr old YOUNG working musician. I want to travel and work as a musician. Please point me to where I can info, make connections and network - - - looking at South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, Africa....
Can you bring your pets along with you abroad? That has been holding me back from teaching english.
If someone can help answer my question that would be great !!
So I'm looking into teaching english abroad for a year or two but I'm not a teacher. Im actually the complete opposite, I am a science major. What is required for me to teach english abroad ? Would i need to make lesson plans ? Or just wing it day to day. If someone could clarify that would be awesome :)
This information is good for you if you are white, and from a western country. If you fail any of those criteria it will be considerably harder.
so i spent 2 summers working in cedar point , they give you a place to dorm , no hassel . same with disney . however i want to go abroad , so are there any places that work the same way? Im having a hard time finding this. its cheaper to dorm than actually find an apartment. and yes i know about cruise ships
hassle *
Where was this video 3 years ago when I moved to Canada?? -_____-
Whats canada like?
king k vc spot to be now
Loved this video as this is something I've considered in the back of my mind although my situation is a bit sticky. You see I'm a UK Citizen who lives in France, as an EU resident, but these programs like Bunac seem to require that I be a UK resident to apply ? It's not very clear what the statue is for UK applicants who are EU residents ? Any ideas guys ? Nadine ?
Matthew Tasker hey Matthew, honesty not sure of the answer. My best bet is for you to contact the program people, they will know and can assist you far more than I could :)
Hey Nadine
Thanks Nadine ! You're one of the few who sparked my wanderlust ! Hope to see you @ Vidcon in the Travel Vlog Creator Panel
oregon, usa here i want to be an expat
What about older people, say 50 and up?
The U.S. does not have this working holiday visa thing. So if you're American you're just going to have to get a normal working visa if you want to live abroad :/
Same here mate, that's kinda fucked up for people like us. But keep fighting, there's always a way to make your dream of travel and work abroad an effective possibility !
Americans can do a working holiday in Australia, NZ, and Canada. I have done one in Australia and am planning one in Canada.
Amber can't ye work in Ireland too always welcome here
+tange2000 Yes, it's also possible to do them there. I think there are just stricter requirements.
Why is it only 18-30 year olds? Why can't a 35 year old do a working holiday?
Kalyn Williams you are cute.. 😘
Do you need a TEFL to teach English abroad now?
Susana Esteves depends on the employer
what if i do not speak their language?
I have to write, the holiday Visa for Canada if you're from the UK is VERY difficult to get. I tried to get a working holiday visa earlier in the year and didn't succeed. They only allow 2500 visas per year from the UK, and the places can fill in seconds. Very disappointing as other commonwealth countries have unlimited places.
Milly Purvis can you help me. Your have WhatsApp. Please give number. I need your help?
What company did she go through??
money is important to living abroad
What about for a 36 yr-old? :(
What is the company name that helped you search for work there and get all your papers together?
Merci too i need to know
how about for 37+ years old?
What if you're over 35 years?
What about people over 35? I am a young-at- heart retired teacher...will it be harder to get a work visa?
Patti Doyle can you help me about visa.
I come here to make things cheap. I don't have family support. I don't have anyone to support me if things go wrong. I'd like to travel, then to work to keep me going. Cheaply.