[humanser] Job opportunities

[adrijana prokopenko]

Actually, they get paid the same amount we get paid if we work full
time. The government of the country they are in pays them, usually a
few hundered dollars, but I guess they also gain other experiences.
Most of what they do is a full job and they are very appreciated in
most communities, not to mention that when they go back to the US,
their university lone could get reduced and they will find it easier
to find another job. We had a peace cor volunteer staying with us for
three months and she says that if she could, she would do everything
to get back to Macedonia and even live here with the same money we
live on. She loves life here and she says she is a different person
now to the way she was before coming to Macedonia. She keeps saying to
her family and friends that they got to live somewhere else to be able
to appreciate what they have in the US.

On 12/25/15, Mike Galloway via humanser <humanser at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Although the Peace Corp is a wonderful training experience, it is not a
> paid
> job. It does provide expenses, and a very small stipen,it is not a career
> position.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: humanser [mailto:humanser-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of adrijana
> prokopenko via humanser
> Sent: Friday, December 25, 2015 11:24 AM
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> Cc: adrijana prokopenko
> Subject: [humanser] Job opportunities
>
> Here is a link about a few peace cor openings in Macedonia. All  the
> job ads are under the link, so feel free to look through them and
> share them with others.
> http://www.peacecorps.gov/openings/search/?country=98&multiselect=98&keyword
> _search=&sort=region__name&multiselect=region__name
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