Global Nomadic Articles

How to teach abroad: the process of becoming an ESL teacher

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Career Advice

If you’re interested in becoming an ESL teacher, then you’re interested at the right time because the market is hot. According to the British Council, in 2015 there were 1.7 billion people wh...

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Project Impacts - Making a difference in the Amazon

By: Ezra Hereth In: Project Impacts

Before coming to Ecuador to intern in the Amazon, I had no experience working for an NGO nor had I ever done any real long term work for a non-profit organization. Sure, I had volunteered. I was ...

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Project Impacts - Conservation, Education, Sustainable Livelihoods and Community Health in Madagascar

By: . Noor-ul-ain In: Project Impacts

Your volunteering activities with SEED Madagascar respond to community identified needs, ensuring your time on the island will have the greatest and most lasting impact. Your volunteer placement ...

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Project Impacts - NGO Management Experiences in Malawi

By: Philippa Mander In: Project Impacts

Get to know people who really make a difference! Project Impacts is a series of articles explaining the background and settings for some of the many projects we partner with around the world. In ...

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Project Impacts - Wildlife Conservation Expeditions in Namibia

By: Andrea Pawel In: Project Impacts

Get to know people who really make a difference! Project Impacts is a series of articles explaining the background and settings for some of the many projects we partner with around the world. In ...

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UCL Competition Winners

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

We are proud to have held our first presentation & competition evening at University College London (UCL) last night. I think all present will agree that it was an interesting evening with lo...

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Project Impacts - Wildlife research in Honduras

By: Holly Black In: Project Impacts

Get to know people who really make a difference! Project Impacts is a series of articles explaining the background and settings for some of the many projects we partner with around the world. In ...

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RVC Competition 2017 - 'What could be the effect of Brexit on animal welfare protection in Britain, or Worldwide?'

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

Another year, another January has passed and that means our annual essay competition together with the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) went ahead and another great evening in London was spent choo...

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Travel Safety – How to Enjoy a Positive Travel Experience

By: Andrea Reily In: Travel Tips & Tricks

Travel broadens the mind and should give you lots of memories to look back on at a later date, so what you don’t want to do is remember a particular destination for all the wrong reasons. Havin...

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Why Are We Ignoring The Greatest Challenge of Our Time?

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

Man-made climate change and the significant effects it has on every single aspect of our civilisation have been called ‘one of the greatest challenges of our time’, in a joint statement from ...

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How To Crowdfund £1500 In 2 Weeks For An Internship Abroad

By: Morgan da Silva In: Funding

Fundraising is a fantastic way of raising the money needed for an internship abroad. But it can also be a rather daunting task if you have never done it before. We asked Morgan, who is interning ...

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How to Crowdfund For Non-Profits

By: Sarah Smith In: Funding

Crowdfunding is a good way to raise funds without needing to come up with fundraising activities. In the past, whenever an NGO or a non-profit organisation is in need of funds they will need to c...

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10 Stocking Fillers for Eco-Conscious Travellers

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Green Travel News

Christmas is just around the corner and for some of us that usually involves some last-minute desperate shopping for stocking fillers. Whether you are trying to find gifts for your avid traveller...

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How to use your meaningful travel experience to actually get hired

By: Elaina Giolando In: Career Advice

Continued from Part 1: Why meaningful travel is a must-have-skill on tomorrow's job market I recently went to a New York City event for university alumni of an Asia-based study abroad program w...

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Why meaningful travel is a must-have skill on tomorrow's job market

By: Elaina Giolando In: Career Advice

I’ll never forget one particular contract negotiation in Addis Ababa about two years ago. I had just finished pitching the CEO and vice-president of a large hotel, and they turned to each other...

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How Brexit has Impacted International Travel

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

The repercussions of the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the EU are still ongoing and the full extent of leaving won’t become clear for many years. One of first sectors that will be affect...

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The World is More Full of Goodness Than We Think

By: Elaina Giolando In: Global Nomadic News

With environmental degradation, a dismaying American election, ISIS, mass shootings, police violence, Boko Haram, and a war in Syria blasting out over an estimated 8.6 billion devices all over th...

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Top Ten Hottest Countries for Internships in 2017

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

With only two months left of 2016, it's high time to decide the details for internships in 2017. The two most important questions to answer when you decide to intern abroad are always what? and...

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Can travel heal our fearful world?

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

Across the Western world, a sense of discontent is spreading and an unsettling climate of fear and disillusionment is present. Economic instability, an ever-increasing pace of life and seismic po...

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Success Story - Interview with Bremley Lyngdoh

By: Bremley Lyngdoh In: Success Stories

1. Who are you, What do you do and What did you have for breakfast? I am dreamer, explorer, marathon runner, tango dancer, jazz music lover, adventure sportsman, environmental diplomat, social...

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