Many professionals choose a career in
international development precisely because they want to live and work
abroad. But there are many reasons why aspiring aid workers should
consider a career in their home country, even if positions may seem less
glamorous.
If you come from a major donor
country like the United Kingdom, Australia or those found in North
America or Western Europe, chances are you can find a job working in
global development without packing your bags. NGOs, consulting firms and
donor agencies that fund them typically have significant headquarters
locations that employ hundreds of development professionals at all
career levels.
Whether you’re just starting
out, looking to make your next career move or reaching the final
chapter of your career, here are seven reasons you should consider a
domestically based development job.
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