You might want to consider getting a job at home with a company that does work internationally and seeing about transferring in the future.
Another option is to work hard, make a lot of money, live cheaply and save so that you can then take some time traveling and deciding the next step.
Ruth
If you must get out now or explode, you may want to just take off and start with some not-quite-so legitimate jobs.
Like washing dishes, busking or selling beaded necklaces to the hippies on the beach.
Finding more 'reputable' jobs tends to be much easier on-site than via cyberworld.
Work on cruise ships. There's some jobs you don't do, for the money.
That's after you pay student loans. :(
And a legit job to make money and learn more.
I have a friend that works for a NGO or similar in Sudan. When I asked her about job requirements she said things like statistical analysis are very popular. In her line of work she does things like go to a village to look at employment opportunities as she put it to me... We go to a village and see they have low employment. We see that they could make more butter, so therefore we need to train people to make more butter. Then puts it into a massive report. She lives in a tent and travels throughout the country on nail biting dodgy plane rides.
