The former director of Travel Work, Eva Sabater, states in an interview with Diari ARA that ‘I wish we all worked in Finland’. In the interview, she explains why.
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Travel Work in the press
"Wouldn't it be great if we all worked in Finland"
The Director of Travel Work, Eva Sabater, presents the agency on Cadena SER
Eva Sabater – former director of Travel Work, explains how she launched Travel Work over 20 years ago, and outlines some of the international programmes she recommends for young people looking to improve their language skills, gain life experience, and make their CVs stand out.
The World of Work: Travel Work
The newspaper ARA mentions our agency
You can see the full news story in Diari ARA where the Travel Work agency is mentioned.
We embark
Does the search for jobs abroad increase during a crisis?
Last Wednesday, 5th October, Eva Sabater, former director of Travel Work, participated in the segment "El tema del día" on the TV3 programme "Els matins".
«Does the crisis increase the search for jobs abroad?» is the question posed to which Eva and other guests provided an answer.
Mornings – TV3 – Televisió de Catalunya
Travelling abroad as an alternative to the crisis
Eva, former director of Travel Work, speaks to COMRàdio about the different alternatives given the current difficulties in finding work in Spain.
Ways of Living – COMRàdio
"Expats and new emigrants
This report was first broadcast on «Valor añadido» on 27 October 2010 and was re-broadcast on 29 June 2011.
New emigration towards Europe. The crisis and lack of prospects are leading many young people from our country to consider leaving for abroad.
Catalan Television
Working abroad
Travelling abroad to learn a language, to work or simply to have a different experience, is a good way to complement your CV when looking for a job. But finding an internship or paid work abroad isn't so straightforward. Today, we've set out to explore all the possibilities within our reach to ensure it's a fantastic experience. We'll be guided by Eva Sabater, former director of Travel Work, an expert who once felt the need to go out and see the world and who now helps other future travellers.
RAC1
Parasites following Bill Gates' trail
Self-employment appears to be an attractive solution for young people struggling with a saturated job market. Eva Sabater's journey, now former director of Travel Work, towards self-employment has been very different. At the age of 23, while studying Economics, she founded Travel Work, a company that offers work experience to students through internships in European Union (EU) countries. The idea arose from her own need to secure a marketing internship in London «to improve her CV and language skills.» She found that, outside of official scholarships, there were no companies offering them, and she travelled to England with the aim of finding collaborators to carry out her project. Three years later, Travel Work offers internships in various fields – finance, law, engineering, tourism, and IT – and at multinational companies such as British Telecom, Ford, and Coca-Cola.
The Newspaper – the Money