Discusses increase in use of phrase "global interdependence;" foreign languages and their relation to security and national defense; the fact that business has been sensitive to the need for more knowledge of foreign languages; and the positive trend that a majority of the American people recognize the value of foreign language study. (BK)

Examines how prevalent the provision of pre-departure cross-cultural and language training is among American companies operating internationally, and whether U.S. companies still lag behind their German counterparts in offering this type of training before sending their employees overseas. Author/VWL)

Describes the possibilities for international librarianship and explains the hiring process. Discusses hiring fairs, recruitment agencies, the interview process, contracts, and job offers, and lists recommended resources. (LRW)

Interviews with 50 female expatriate managers revealed that many were disadvantaged in their careers by lack of access to organizational supports such as mentors, interpersonal networks, assistance for spouses' careers, the glass ceiling, and other barriers. Women will remain a minority in management until organizations address these barriers in…

A guide for persons planning on living in or relocating to Saudi Arabia for extended periods of time, this book features information on such topics as entry requirements, transportation, money matters, housing, schools, and insurance. The guide's contents include the following sections: (1) an overview; (2) before leaving; (3) on arrival; (4)…

Presents a series of brief notes about chemistry teaching awards, new scientific publications and teaching aids, and opportunities to teach abroad. (MLH)

This brochure explains the teacher exchange offered by the Office of Education in cooperation with the U. S. Department of State. Details of the opportunities available for qualified American teachers in the 1973-74 academic year in the elementary and secondary schools of other countries are given. Information is presented on transportation…

Provides an overview of American schools in foreign countries, noting their number, sponsoring agencies, enrollment and clientele, financing sources, and special conditions. Particular attention is paid to the characteristics of overseas principals and their administrative difficulties and rewards. (PGD)

Jobs are hard to find in many countries because of worker inexperience and scarcity of positions. Article focused on British citizens wishing to work in Australia, New Zealand and Africa and the difficulties they might expect to encounter. (RK)

Outlines objectives and methodology for successfully developing expatriated managers. (Editor)

Recruiting teachers to work overseas involves such considerations as personal disruption, motivation, and culture shock. Accurate job descriptions and matching with applicant qualities; information about the cultural, social, and economic environment; and identification of issues related to living and working conditions should all be part of the…

International spouse relocation poses significant challenges for counselors. Critical elements of support programs are (1) sensitivity to relocation's effects on the family; (2) job search assistance for spouses; and (3) effective repatriation programs. (SK)

Explores the topic of international higher education and teaching politics abroad. Focuses on issues such as the changes in international higher education, the peripatetic professor, the rewards of teaching politics abroad, new opportunities available, academic freedom, the content of curricula, and fears of professional isolation as a result of…