I'm a US woman, age 38, who will be working as a Peace Corps volunteer in Jordan, teaching English and working in youth development. I'm finding tons of info here and on other sites about living as a Western woman in Amman, but I need to know about living as a woman in rural, countryside locations. What are special challenges faced by Western women in outlying areas that are not cosmpolitain like Amman? Especially an un-married woman who will be working. Some things to note: the Peace Corps assigns volunteers to live at the level of locals, with 'pay' matching that of native teachers. I understand will be expected to dress even more conservatively than Western women in Amman dress. I expect I will be working with young girls, as I don't think they will have me teaching young boys or young men. But so far, that's all I know! The Peace Corps has an extensive training regime, and they will give me more info later, but I am a proactive researcher. I'd like to start learning now. If you have any tips or info about the Jordanian countryside, I'd love to know! Especially if you're a Western woman who has traveled there or maybe visited family in the countryside. But I welcome information from men too. Give me everything you've got. Thanks!