There are books written specifically about finding summer jobs abroad that are updated yearly and are available at the IC or in libraries. There are lots of books full of opportunities, with addresses and contacts that you can write to or call in advance. You could also look on the Internet for international company directories or placement services. Remember to check visa requirements if you are doing an independent search and not just responding to an ad. Working Abroad - A publication of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
Students can gain practical career-related work experience in any of the member countries.
American Association for the Advancement of Sciences - Resources for Jobs in Sciences available through this site. Au Pair in Europe - Administration and Referral Services for child care in Europe. Australian University jobs - A listing of job vacancies for academic positions. Profiles of companies, skills needed, education needed, contact information, salary information, and much more. Canadian Association Of Career Educators and Employers - A site dedicated to helping students find meaningful employment.