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Hi everyone, I could really use some advice.
I’m graduating college this May and had been planning for the past year to move to Spain as a language assistant through NALCAP, but I just found out the program was canceled due to legal issues. So now I’m basically starting over and trying to figure out my post-grad plan.
My goal has always been to spend about a year abroad before starting a corporate job. I’m especially interested in Europe, but I’m open to other options if they make more sense.
Right now I’m debating between:
- au pairing in Spain
- backpacking around Europe for a few months
- or finding some way to work while traveling
I’m planning to work and save money until around November, then leave.
What I really want is a balance of:
- freedom to travel
- the ability to support myself financially
- and a good overall experience living abroad
If you were in my position:
- would you recommend backpacking Europe for a few months?
- how realistic is it to work while traveling in Europe?
- are there better options I should be considering?
I’d really appreciate any advice, especially from people who have done something similar.
u/Admirable_Candle4724 — 16 days ago