if you get a associate degree in Criminal Justice can you get a job overseas?

Question

well i am in Indiana ... and have a huge desire to move like to Ireland

i dont mind serving my country but i dont really look like G.I. Joe here

Answer 1

I suspect that you can get a job overseas WITHOUT a degree...
where overseas are you looking, and where are you from?
A degree in English law might not be much help in Japan.

Answer 2

The degree might help in juvenile justice but the laws are different everywhere,so you might brush up on wherever you plan to work. Jobs are scarce everywhere. Americans complain about foreigner taking their jobs, I figure it might be the same in other countries. Have you considered Job Americorps or the Peace Corps. My son did 2 years in the Peace Corps and found a good job when he came home. You need a 4 year degrre though.

Answer 3

If you want to work overseas, check out the Department of State. You don't have to have a degree, just pass a test. And if you fail the test, you can study for it and take it again. This is a good way to serve our country and make a difference.

Answer 4

yeh you can but you are still going to have to pass any kinds of tests they have as well as their certifications. If you move somewhere they don't speak English you will have to be fluent in their language. Right now Im in the netherlands with my hubby who is military and to work here in certain positions you have to know english, dutch, german, and sometimes another language. You'll also have to learn their laws cause let me tell you the driving laws alone are VERY different.