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What are good travel jobs available fresh out of high school?

I've always loved traveling, and I'm finishing high school soon. Are there any good paying jobs that let you travel right after graduation? I'd love to hear about any exciting opportunities or adventures people have had.

7 months ago

There are definitely jobs that incorporate travel and are accessible for high school graduates! Here's a handful of roles you might consider:

1. Flight Attendant: Airlines are always hiring, and being a flight attendant allows you to travel all over the world, often with discounted or free flights as a perk!

2. Cruise Ship Worker: Cruise ship roles range from entertainers to dining staff, and they travel to varied destinations on a regular, rotating basis. Keep in mind, though, that contracts do typically require a few months of constant work.

3. International Aid Worker: Organizations like the Peace Corps offer opportunities to work abroad in community development. They'll provide training so that you can make a positive impact while experiencing new cultures.

4. Wilderness Guide or Tour Guide: You could lead groups on adventure trips, or work as a guide in tourism hotspots.

5. ESL (English as a Second Language) Instructor: Many programs around the world hire native English speakers to teach English, such as Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) or Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL).

6. Work on a Yacht: Like cruise ship work, yachting involves travel and hard work. Yacht roles can range from steward to deckhand.

7. Seasonal Worker in Hospitality: Hotels, vacation spots, and theme parks often hire temporary workers for peak seasons, and these jobs could allow you to live in a new place for a few months.

In any job, the pay, benefits, and requirements can vary significantly. Be sure to research the opportunities thoroughly, and consider the costs, benefits, and what you want from the experience. It's also good to keep in mind that these jobs may be more demanding than they first appear as they often involve long hours and dealing with different types of people. But at the end of the day, they're great ways to see the world and gain new experiences right after high school!

7 months ago

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