Verge Magazine: Volunteer abroad, work and travel, study abroad

Expert advice for breaking into a rewarding—and travel-friendly—career.

Verge asks the experts how to tailor your resume to land that job overseas.

An adventure in au pairing leads to a first-hand look at French culture, translation mishaps and… knife fishing?

Non-medical personnel are essential to medical missions and relief work around the world. A former tree planter becomes part of the solution as a logistician with MSF.

Coaching a sport can be a good means to travel and work in an area you are passionate about. One American football coach lands the perfect retirement gig in Europe.

Through video, Quebec filmmakers help young aboriginal Bolivians fight for social change.

There is no limit to the number of opportunities for the person who wants to work abroad.

When considering a year off from the 9-5 grind, don’t think of it as sabotaging your career for a travel break. There are lots of reasons why taking time off to travel can actually help your career, not hinder it.

If you're moving abroad to work, either independently or because of a transfer within your company, what things are you hoping for in order to be a happy expat?

It's easy to think about studying or volunteering abroad in terms of people from the West going away.