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Which Specialization is Right for You? Click to use our interactive tool to see which specialization suits you best.

Becoming a Foreign Service Specialist presents a world of opportunities. But it isn't for everyone. While some people might find the job challenging, exciting and rewarding, others will see it as a less than perfect match. Click above to find out which specialization is right for you. It will provide you with a quick overview of the Foreign Service specialist jobs and help you identify the positions for which you are most qualified.

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Since this career track affects you and your immediate family, you probably have a lot of questions about what can be expected and the support systems in place to ease your transition to a global lifestyle. Watch an informative Flash movie above to see how our Family Liaison Office helps Foreign Service families prepare for and make the most of their global life style. To learn more, visit our Family Liaison Office. New: This site has just added Frequently Asked Questions related to spouses who are not U.S. citizens.

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