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U.S. Sanctions on Iran Cut Off Students From Tests Needed for Study Abroad

The latest measures have forced the cancellation of English proficiency and graduate exams, isolating many Iranians most eager to foster ties with the world.

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University students crossing a bridge in Tehran after explosions began in February.
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Meet the gen Zers finding job opportunities teaching English abroad

Some young people are teaching in countries like South Korea as education funding is gutted and recent grads face a tough job market in their own countries

A year ago, Arianna Marie, 25, was struggling to control the students in her Florida elementary school classroom.

She was living with her parents to save on rent and quickly feeling her passion for teaching dry up, even though it was her first job since graduation.

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© Photograph: Courtesy Arianna Marie and Zwiwe Dlamini

© Photograph: Courtesy Arianna Marie and Zwiwe Dlamini

© Photograph: Courtesy Arianna Marie and Zwiwe Dlamini

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