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Developing an International Internship Workplan

How to hit the ground running in a developing country.
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Andrew overlooks Kaiteur Falls in Guyana.

Dealing with Volunteer Abroad Challenges

Andrew reflects on the summer he spent volunteering in Guyana.
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Samantha stands in the organ at the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland.

Travelling as a Local, Not a Tourist

For blogger Samantha, interacting with locals is the key to true cultural immersion.
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Shopkeepers in India.

How to Barter in India

Carly shares her tips on bargaining  like an Indian for a fair price.
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5 Reasons Why You Should Study Abroad

Why you need to spend a semester overseas.
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Voluntourism Replaces Cruises as Top Vacation

$25 off flights and what's wrong with voluntourism: the latest news in work, study and volunteer abroad.
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Culinary Comforts in the Developing World

No oven? No fridge? That's no problem for creative international volunteers.
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Culture Shock in Guyana

Despite the ice cold showers and constant noise, this "blondie" blogger is learning to love Guyana.
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Natalie explains the difference between comparatives and superlatives to Robinson, one of her students, in beginner English class.

Beyond Disaster Relief: Development in Haiti

Nearly three years after Haiti's 2010 earthquake, blogger Natalie Gilbert visits the country to discover that there's plenty to the country beyond the rubble.
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Clare (right) working with two students from the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, Yodessca and Karen.

Being A Foreigner in Nicaragua

Dealing with the unexpected abroad; issues of power and privilege.
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Dealing with Disappointment in the Developing World

After a year working abroad, Charity redefines her definition of success.
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Interns Nora (left) and Camaro start their workday.

Day in the Life of an Intern in Ghana

A play-by-play of an overseas intern's schedule.
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