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In an unplanned campaign speech in 1960, John F. Kennedy challenged a group of college students to devote two years of their lives to helping people in other countries. With those words, the idea of the Peace Corps was born. In March 1961, President Kennedy signed an order establishing the agency, the purpose of which is to supply skilled workers to developing countries and to foster understanding between Americans and the rest of the world. Since its start, the Peace Corps has sent about 200,000 volunteers into nearly 140 countries to (among other things) teach in...More
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Employees are “Very Satisfied” 180 ratings
82% of the CEO 11 ratings
Carrie Hessler-Radelet
Acting Director
Pros: Independent
Freedom for projects
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Interview Details The application can be a very lengthy and tiring process. It included several pages of information, ranging from detailed health information to personal information to work and education details. You will have a several hour interview if your application is up to par, where they will discuss… – Full Interview
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They mostly concentrate on your cross-cultural skills, asking about situations where you were exposed to different cultures and how you responded.
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