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  1. Association of International Education Administrators- A membership organization composed of institutional leaders engaged in advancing the international dimensions of higher education.
  2. Centroeureka- Learn Spanish in Spain.
  3. Don Quijote- The largest private organization in Europe offering Spanish courses in Spain. Exclusively geared towards teaching Spanish in Spain and has become the leading specialist in this field.
  4. Education Travel Magazine - News and features from this quarterly magazine.
  5. Intercultural E-Mail Classroom Connections (IECC) - IECC is centered around several mailing lists. Through these lists educators can learn about projects and exchange information.
  6. International Education and Resource Network (IEARN) - I*EARN is a global network of schools.
  7. International Student Events Guide - International student events such as conferences, contests, and summer schools as well as information about education abroad, scholarships, and post-graduate education.
  8. iStudentCity - Free information about what an international student needs to know about studying and living in the United States.
  9. Little World Schoolhouse - A nonprofit group of educators and business people working to bring computing equipment, Internet access and curriculum to schools around the world.
  10. The International Educator- Over 220 international schools place job ads annually.
  11. ThinkQuest Netherlands- Homepage for the Dutch ThinkQuest - an organization which stimulates the participation of Dutch schools in the global ThinkQuest program.
  12. ThinkQuest, ThinkQuest Junior, Tomorrow's Teachers- ThinkQuest is an online program that challenges students, educators at all levels to develop educational Web sites for curriculum and staff development.
  13. U.S. Department of State Teaching Overseas- A list of organizations which do provide opportunities to teach in elementary and secondary schools and which recruit or employ a rather large number of teachers.
  14. U.S. Journal of Academic Options for Non-U.S. Students - Guide of top-rated U.S. colleges, universities and English language programs. Contact admissions counselors directly via usjournal.com, and learn more about scholarships, study grants and financial aid opportunities.
  15. Volunteers in International Development- The program features a month-long orientation, including intensive language study, followed by a 5 or 11 month volunteer placement.
  16. WWTeach- Links and advice for international teachers.

 

 

 

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