From Caterer to Nanny, More Ideas For Overseas Jobs
Travel Blog • Jim Benning • 06.12.07 | 3:54 PM ET
We’ve covered ways to work abroad before—Rolf Potts recently suggested a variety of job possibilities, from hotel clerk to dive instructor—but the more ideas the better, as far as we’re concerned. Now, CareerBuilder.com proposes a few more travel friendly gigs worth considering.
In Five Jobs That Let You Work Around the World, the site suggests working as a teacher (“Germany, Switzerland and South Korea are among the countries that pay the largest teacher salaries”); a chef (“Kingsbrook USA Inc. is one company that works to place chefs in international regions”; an au pair or nanny; a massage therapist; or a caterer (“Caterers who create a name for themselves in the U.S. industry can earn a trusted reputation and follow clients to overseas events”).
If you don’t like those ideas, you can always consider Jeffrey Tayler’s approach. Anyone up for a little physical and psychological duress?
Related on World Hum:
* How Do I Land a Travel-Related Job?
* How Much Money Do I Need For Long-Term World Travel?
* Killing Yourself to Make a Living
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Jim Benning is the editor and co-founder of World Hum.
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Craig of Travelvice.com 11.18.07 | 1:03 PM ET
I think what long-term traveler have to ask themselves is, to what ends would I go to keep traveling? For some, stealing iPODS and digital cameras. For others, washing dishes. It all depends to what extent you’re willing to sacrifice your morals or ego
MALARVILY 12.31.07 | 1:16 AM ET
hi,
i love traving,but for a first time i plan to work and travel in the ctiy where i want to be, whic is KUWAIT.Kindly help me whit some guides also how’s the prices are like?
thank tou,
Regads,
malarvily