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A Guide to Voluntary and Humanitarian Work
Getting started, getting in and getting on
"The definitive guide for people looking for jobs in voluntary and humanitarian work … plus great tips for people already in the work"
Do you want to?
way outside your conventional box?Based on decades of real hands on experience
in over 30 countries the authors show you ...
- Where to look for voluntary, humanitarian
and development work- How to apply
- How to survive in a developing country
- How to develop your career
- And many other invaluable skills
A complete guide to:
Getting started, getting in and getting on
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A Guide to - getting started, getting in and getting on Foreword by The Baroness Caroline Cox
By Bryan, Richard and Adi Walker 2nd Edition September 2009 (163 pages) Suggested Donation: £2 (GBP) or $3 (USD)
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A Guide to Voluntary and Humanitarian Work is co-authored by the Walker family - Bryan Walker and sons, Richard and Adi.
The remarkable trio have collective experience of more than 75 years in part-time, full-time voluntary and humanitarian aid and development work with local, national and international agencies in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East ... more
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