Careers United. Programmes de bénévolat et de stages. An Introductory Guide To Creating & Selling Digital Products. In this guide, we’ll cover the basics you need to know about how to sell digital products from anywhere you choose.This is designed to help you if you would like to sell the following types of digital products: EbooksMembership ProgramsEcoursesAudio/Video downloads This is a basic (read: for those just getting started with selling digital products online) but comprehensive “Getting Started” guide. Let’s get started…. Step 1: Create Your Product For many, this is the most exciting part…creating a product you’re proud of to share with the world.
If you haven’t created your product yet, there are a few useful things to consider *before* you create it, which will help determine how well your ebook or other product will sell. These include: Is there a market/need for your product? Is there a market for your product? There are a few things you need to consider before you even begin to create your product. The best way to avoid this is to do some market research and idea validation first.
Step 1. 1. 2. The Stress-Free Guide to Settling Down in a New City. Teach in Bhutan. IHS Journalism Internship Program | Institute For Humane Studies. CAN - Ethiopia - Ethiopians Driving Growth, Entrepreneurship & Trade – Business Development Advisor Intern. CAN - Morocco - YouthInvest - Communication Development Intern. Embassy of Japan in Canada - Working Holiday Visa Requirements for Canadian Citizens. Visa and Travel Information Working Holiday Visa Requirements for Canadian Citizens For the purpose of promoting greater mutual understanding between Japan and Canada, the governments of these two countries agreed in 1986 to start a Working-Holiday scheme to help encourage the exchange of young people. This program makes it possible for citizens of one country to enter the other primarily for a holiday over an extended period, and also to engage in employment as an incidental aspect of their trip in order to supplement their travel funds.
With this visa, Canadian citizens need not obtain further permission to engage in remunerative activities while in Japan. Working Holiday participants are strictly prohibited from working at places affecting public morals such as bars, cabarets, nightclubs and etc. Please apply for this visa after understanding the purpose of this programme. The Working-Holiday visa will be issued only once to the same Canadian citizen. Applications Processing Time. The Japan Foundation > Program Guidelines. The Japan Foundation invites individuals and organizations that are planning international exchange projects and activities to participate in programs of the Japan Foundation.
The Japan Foundation carries out its programs and activities in the following three major categories: 1) Art and Cultural Exchange, 2) Japanese-Language Education Overseas, and 3) Japanese Studies Overseas and Intellectual Exchange. Successful applicants are provided with grants, research scholarships, Japanese-language training programs, and other forms of support. The Japan Foundation Program Guidelines for Fiscal 2014-2015 outline the full array of the Japan Foundation's applicable programs.
Please read the General Instructions thoroughly, and then go to the Program List, organized by categories and objectives, for general information of each program. *Inquiries (1) Applicants from outside Japan: Applicants should contact the nearest Japan Foundation overseas offices. . (2) Applicants from within Japan: The Canada-Japan Co-op Program. Latest Vacancies. Youth Challenge International - News. Are you interested in gaining substantive overseas work experience? YCI is currently recruiting for the first round of seven interns to depart in February 2011, with another group leaving in early 2012.
Successful applicants will be placed with YCI partner organizations for seven to nine month subsidized placements. The internship includes a one-week orientation in the Toronto office to prepare the interns for their overseas work experience. The IYIP Program is funded by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) as part of the Government of Canada's Youth Employment Strategy (YES). YES provides Canadian post-secondary graduates (aged 19-30) with the tools and experience they need to launch successful careers both at home in Canada and abroad. To read more about the current seven internship opportunities, click on the links below: Youth Challenge International - Our Partners.
Canada / Abri Internationale : Focused on disadvantaged communities worldwide. Click here to view Interns in the Field Stories. Program UpdateRooftops Canada 2013 Young Professional InternshipsPositions are now closed. Are you interested in housing issues and international development? Do you want to gain experience working with overseas organizations involved in the development of low-cost housing and housing microfinance? Rooftops Canada, is recruiting four interns to work with partner organizations in Sub Saharan Africa. To be eligible, candidates must have graduated from college or university, be Canadian citizens or permanent residents, and be between the ages of 19 and 30. All candidates should have very strong oral, written and cross-cultural communications skills are required, and some understanding of housing issues is desirable.
For your application to be considered please fill the 2013 Application form (PDF) (DOC) and send it along with your Resume and Cover Letter. 2013 Intern Positions (PDF) (DOC)How it Works Who is Eligible? To Apply.