Participate in job fairs. Some organizations are set up to assist U.S.-educated students from specific world regions in obtaining positions in their home countries. Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 1000, Washington, DC 20009-5728. Your embassy in Washington, DC, may offer information about employment opportunities. Home Prepared Know the job-hunting pattern of your home country.
Many companies do their recruiting at the end of the local academic year.
Contact the local American chamber of commerce for listings of American companies who may be interested in U.S.-educated candidates. Investigate the proper format for resumes and cover letters and local customs for contacting companies. As soon as you graduate, contact the alumni association from your college or university and get involved in its activities. Reestablish contact with former lassmates and teachers. Let your friends and relatives you are looking for a job.