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Old 2nd October 2009, 03:43 PM
Jim Harvey Jim Harvey is offline
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Originally from usa. Expat in southafrica.
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Originally Posted by jobgenkid View Post
I've been doing quite a bit of research about leaving the U.S. and living and working abroad. Cape Town, South Africa is one of the top cities on my list. I am in the early stages of looking around to see what jobs are out there and in which countries...I would like a more progressive country that is GLBT friendly and offer plenty of professional opportunity as well.

I have a bachelor's in health education w/ a minor in political science and a master's degree in training & development from Texas A&M University. I work in higher education (university student affairs) and would love to find employment in that area again.

How easy is it to move from the U.S. and adjust to life in South Africa. If I liked it, I'd even be willing to give up my U.S. citizenship.

Thanks for any help you can provide!
Amazing! I almost match the profile you shared in your message except that my Masters is in Public Health and I have spent the past 15+ years working as a trainer. In fact, I even trained in South Africa a few years ago. My window of time for this move is next July, August 2010. I would welcome any insight on best roads to finding work. I have officially retired and would accept part/time work just to get connected. Cape Town, Durban, or Jo'Burg would be fine for me.
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