how do you become an international aid worker?
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Go to websites such as World Vision etc. or inquire through your church.  You have to be a Christian or for World Vision you have to get 3 ppl. to be sponsors and pay airfare (very expensive) to be a volunteer overseas.  This is what I've found through my research - I'm still hoping to find an organization that has different requirements.  Also, if you want to teach English, you could give your services that way and actually get paid to do it.
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Depending on where you are located, there are many options.\n\n1. Contact AID (Agency for International Development) at website:    http://www.usaid.gov/contact.html\n\n2. Contact the Peace Corps Office in your country.\n\n3. Local organizations such as the Red Cross, Lyons Club, Church organizations .... often have partner organizations that are willing to help.\n\nGood luck!
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If you want to help people you could volunteer at a hospital or homeless shelter. If you want to help animals you could volunteer at your zoo. You can be a tour guide there or work with the animals. Get a job that is in your interest. start a website or create a company. do what you want to do!
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I'm not sure of the exact steps. But you might want to talk to a Navy recruiter. I had several people I worked with enter the Navy medical corps and they were not citizens yet. They were refugees from Africa. But by entering the military they were able to have their citizenship sped up.
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First you say your wanna be a great humanitarian and then you say you wanna hurt people, etc. Read your other questions and figure out if your sane enough to be a humanitarian......last I checked they dont want psychos working in the peace corps, etc.  Grow up!!
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You can join United Nations Volunteer (UNV) http://www.unv.org/ - you do a good deed PLUS you get decent pay. It has the best compensation package for volunteers. Be prepared to be assigned to "hardship areas"
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I suggest you check the opportunities at UNV http://www.unv.org/\n\nUNV requires applicants to be: http://www.unv.org/volunteers/unvvacs/index.htm\n\nApplicants should have five years of work experience and a good working knowledge in at least one of the languages mentioned in brackets:\nA=Arabic; E=English; F=French; P=Portuguese; R=Russian; S=Spanish.
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If you are really serious about this I would start by getting a BS at the very least... take advantage of any summer internship opportunities and after you graduate do some time in the peace corps. in an area that interests you (where there are furry litttle creatures you want to study). I recommend this because you usually get to know a lot of locals, the terrain, and can network. Check out the websites of related interests and start networking now (check sources below)! \nFollow your dream.. I would be so jealous of you if you really do pursue this. All the luck in the world to you!!
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Find a local mission and volunteer to help there.  You can work in the kitchens, feeding the poor, or work in their administrative departments and address labels, or put together flatware for their holiday feasts...  \n\nYou can do a lot!  Good luck, and God bless your generous heart!
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Get a job working for a charity organization (ex: Red Cross).  Of course the money comes from somewhere, but you get a salary for giving it away to those who need it!
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please try to connect with some human rights group at the first instance,also remember dont give up and ask for help from save the children,unicef,plan international organizations net works available in ur country.
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Try contacting any NGO office in your area and they'll tell you how to do it.
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First of all it is important to know where you come from. Every country has different rules.\n\nSecondly, if you start an organisation of which are already existing many, most likely you odon't get a lisence. More and more countries want NGO's to work more together to save on costs.\n\n3rd If you start by yourself, you will need money to start, and you will need people.\n\n4th. You have to write down everything first clearly on paper, from your goals to simple things like volunteers\n\nLAST: think twice, it isn't that easy
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Check out the Peace Corps. For info see http://www.peacecorps.gov/\nGood luck.
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Actually, it is very easy to do. Apply to the universities you are interested in. Also, approach the local Rotary Club for some guidance. They all offer scholarships for international studies. One way to do it is to enroll in a foreign language program, which will send you to the country to learn the language. This makes it easier to pursue an education because you have shown a dedication to your education by learning their language, etc.
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go to http://www.un.org and click on employment.. or click on this url.. https://jobs.un.org/Galaxy/Release3/vacancy/vacancy.aspx .. a friend of mine used to work for the united nations and I believe that he applied at a temporary agency in las vegas but I forgot the name of that agency.. its been along time ago.. you can go to their website though and they can help you..