NAFSA Career Resources

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The NAFSA Job Registry is a powerful tool for finding skilled international educators and getting your resume out to potential employers, but it is not the only career resource that NAFSA offers. Explore all of these resources to make your career in international education all that it can be.

The NAFSA Job Registry
Publications
Events and Training
Networking
Join NAFSA

The NAFSA Job Registry

The NAFSA Job Registry combines cutting-edge technology with 24-hour access to job postings in international education worldwide.

Feature includes:

For job seekers

Free resume posting-confidentiality if you choose
Customized job agent-new jobs that match your search criteria will be e-mailed to you daily
Easy job application-apply online
Manage saved jobs in your folder and apply when convenient
New features to enhance search efforts

For employers

Unmatched exposure-best link reaching the largest number of international education professionals
Easy online job management-enter, change, or discontinue listings 24/7
Advanced search of the resume database-get notifications when new resumes match your criteria
Gain exposure-promote your institution or organization by including your profile and logo
Apply to host on-site interviews at NAFSA’s annual conference

Publications

Finding Your Way: Navigational Tools For International Student and Scholar Advisers

NAFSA's newest publication is designed to give international student and scholar advisers the essential tools to jump-start and then make the most of their career as an international student adviser.

Events and Training

NAFSA offers a number of Professional Development Workshops throughout the year. From foundation workshops to advanced workshops - there are many options to fit your educational needs. Topics include: International Student Advising, Immigration Regulations, Education Abroad Advising, Credential Evaluations, Community Programming and Admissions/Recruitment.

Networking Opportunities

NAFSA's Professional Networks
Discover new ideas, practice resources, relevant training and events, and the latest news about your particular professional area. Seek advice or share your thoughts by participating in NAFSA's 16 networks and 2 special focus networks sponsored by NAFSA's five knowledge communities.

Member Interest Groups
Member interest groups are communities of NAFSAns with a shared interest in a specific subject matter or type of institutions. Getting involved in one or more member interest groups is a more personal way to meet and connect with other international educators who share a common interest.

Regions
NAFSA's membership in the United States is organized into 11 geographic regions, which provide the all-important grassroots strength of the association. Your NAFSA region is a great place to meet international educators in your area and to get involved in NAFSA volunteer leadership.

Join NAFSA

Becoming a member gives you the opportunity to network with over 10,000 international educators in our member database and at NAFSA conferences. Membership also gives you discounts on conferences and print resources as well as subscriptions to International Educator magazine, published six times a year, and the weekly NAFSA.news—so you can keep up-to-date with trends in the field.