Intern Abroad
Internships abroad are a great resume builder and an excellent vehicle through which to learn more about a culture. The world of work is quite different than that of a student so internships provide a nice compliment to any study abroad experience. The variety and scope of various internship programs makes this an attractive option for any student. The down side is that they usually cost more money than you make so it shouldn't necessarily be looked at as a money-making enterprise. Student teaching abroad falls under the internship category.

Teach Abroad
Teaching English abroad is a great way for recent graduates to "go abroad again." Typically these are non-credit bearing programs in which students financially break even with careful budgeting. This is a popular option for both study abroad alumni and for those students who weren't able to fit study abroad into their degree.

Volunteer Abroad
Volunteer programs abroad are a great way for students to get hands-on experience, engage with a community, and develop their skill set. The down side is that many charge a program fee to help cover administrative costs (setting up placement, working out project details abroad, arranging housing in local communities and providing a support network for the volunteers). Some ideas for funding your volunteer trip are to solicit fund-raising dollars through community events, sending support letters to family and friends, or speaking to businesses.