#bunac

[beauregardslionetts]

Anyone ever done a working holiday using BUNAC? I’m thinking about going to either Australia or Canada (two very different climates lol, I know) for ~a year but struggling to find genuine reviews on the program. I’ve never travelled solo before so I’m leaning heavily towards using it than not but obviously don’t want to waste my money if they don’t help w getting a job (as most review suggest)

[stand-alone-girl-blog]

This year may not be that great but bring on next year. Canada you get my company for a year ✈️🇨🇦

[oh-nodont]

working on getting a work visa in Ireland so i can head over there for a gap year before i get my masters, anyone similarly looking to fuck around?

[lost845]

First time travellers out exploring Hong Kong. Photo credit to @lcorksimpson #throwback #hongkong #travel #china #backpacking #bunac #converse #exploring #camera #friends (at Hong Kong)

[amemorymaze]

in four months time, i'll be on my way to live in the states for four months (not to mention a lil' stopover in nyc, three years is too long). 🇺🇸 #bunac #nyc #workamerica (at Sixth Avenue)

[dublintaketwo]

An té a bhíónn siúlach, bíonn scéalach.

I had a goodbye dinner recently with my aunt and uncle and they gave me a card with this Gaelic saying on it. It means “(s)he who travels has stories to tell.”

Tonight, I’ll be embarking on my 2nd trip abroad - this time for a year - to Dublin, Ireland. And, this time, I’ll be working instead of “studying.” I’m going through a program called BUNAC, so I’ll have some help with getting settled once I touch down in the Emerald Isle.

Although I still need to sort out and finalize my accommodation and job, I couldn’t be more excited for this journey. Plus, if I learned anything when I was there before, it was that it will all be grand :)

I had thought about working abroad at some point after graduation, but I didn’t really think it would become a reality…or that it would be for a whole year. But then, one day, I decided…if not now, when?

My friend Maddy who I met in my study abroad program is also doing the 12-month work visa so she’ll be my partner in crime and roommate over there. We can’t wait to take on the amazing city we fell in love with together once again!

Here’s to an unforgettable experience - Ireland, watch out, I’m coming for ya!

[mariaosullivan]

Camp America 2016

Even though I have my final year of university to focus on my excitement for camp this year is overpowering everything...whoops. 5th June can't come soon enough!

[sykunt]

Think I've decided on British Columbia to move to next year but the more fun jobs are in Alberta lmao