Travel

Summer short courses allow you to network, specialize, get experience abroad and experience another campus.

Most EF employees have the opportunity to travel on educational or training tours once a year, but some travel much more than that.

By the end of the week I had been on my first assignments. The most exciting was a press conference about the Tour de France.

Behind the scenes with an Educational Tour Consultant, Senior Tour Manager and Sales Manager at EF Education First.

Like many young job seekers, I am stuck in a vicious cycle. I don’t have enough experience, so I do not get hired. I do not get hired, so I don’t gain experience.

University of Saskatchewan Bachelor of Commerce graduate Katelyn McAuliffe works at BHP Billiton’s EKATI Diamond Mine, 310km northeast of Yellowknife.

After traveling to 30 cities, nine countries and three continents in one year, let me tell you that there is a very deep connection between travel and work.

Fourth year Queen’s commerce student Tracy Zhang says studying abroad has helped her career in many (some surprising) ways!

Find out what a day in the life of a new grad Tour Manager and Customer Service Rep at EF Education First is like!

UBC psychology student Monica Milowski spent a year studying at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia.

This year, plan ahead. Here are 10 job search tips you can do over Reading Week to help you score your dream job by the end of the semester.

Simon Fraser University business student Janice Quan recently spent a semester studying at the Vienna University of Business and Economics and travelling around Europe.