International Information
Traveling, studying, or working in a different country can be one of life's richest experiences. Whether you are a US citizen seeking to work abroad or a foreign national seeking US employment, you need to be aware of opportunities, hiring regulations, application procedures, and business practices unique to that culture.
A resume suitable for US employers may be too brief for those hiring in other countries. A common gesture you make to friends in your culture may be offensive to people of another culture. There are many details to consider when planning to work abroad.
To prepare for all aspects of an international job search, check resources available in the Sylvester Jones Resource Center and consult informative sites such as the ones listed to the right.
Resources
- Capstone International Web Site
- Career Information for International Students
- International Jobs Center
- The International Student and Study Abroad Resource Center
- Guide to work abroad, study abroad, cultural travel overseas and international living
- Articles and Tips for Working Abroad
- Information about Foreign Labor Certification
- Online Database of American Employers for International Professionals