SUSAN GRIFFITH

The thirteenth edition of the unique and acclaimed guide for the working traveller that explains how to find temporary work around the world not only in advance but also when on the spot while travelling. It incorporates hundreds of first-hand accounts from people who have actually done the jobs with a mass of hard factual information to offer authoritative advice on how to find work from selling ice cream in Cape town to working as a film extra in Bangkok. Work Your Way Around the World gives information on all the main areas of temporary work including the tourist industry, teaching English, childcare and voluntary work, business and industry, and in addition covers how to travel for free by land, sea and air, explains how to earn money by spotting some local opportunity and gives dates and details of harvests from Denmark to New Zealand. Includes a country-by-country guide to the opportunities to be found.

A unique and acclaimed guide for the working traveller. With round the world trips becoming increasingly popular as air fares fall, this comprehensive guide offers up-to-date information about the kind of temporary work available in countries across the world. Ranging from olive picking in Greece to teaching English in Moscow, Work Your Way Around The World covers a whole host of job opportunities that may be found; not only in advance but on the spot. Incorporating hundreds of first-hand accounts from people who have actually done the jobs, the guide also includes advice on how to go about getting the work. Featuring a regional section which provides country by country information, Work Your Way Around The World also specifies the different kinds of work native to each place.

A guide to jobs as nanny, au pair, or mother's helper, in twenty countries in Europe and the U.S., with notes on eligibility, visas, regulations, and red tape.

The book for everyone looking for short or long-term work abroad as a nanny, au pair, or mothers'' help, for which there is always a great demand as so many mothers now go out to work. It includes details of the thousands of short and long term vacancies to be found around the world, and is illustrated with first-hand accounts from people who have worked with families abroad to give a taste of what au pair and nanny work is actually like. Information given includes: What training and experience are needed The duties and rewards of the work The different ways of finding a job Preparation, including getting a contract, insurance, and what to take The problems you may come across and how to cope with them How to make the best use of your leisure time by creating a social life for yourself and learning the language "The Au Pair & Nanny''s Guide to Working Abroad also includes a country guide section that covers the opportunities in twenty-five countries around the world including: Information on necessary visas and work permits The wages or pocket money you can expect to receive The advantages and disadvantages of working in different countries Whether au pairs and nannies will need private health insurance Useful addresses for finding work in specific countries In addition the book includes a directory of nearly 300 au pair and nanny agencies giving details of how long they have operated for, the countries and types of work in which they specialize, the fees they charge, and who to apply to.

This guide for the working traveller incorporates hundreds of first-hand accounts and offers authoritative advice on how to find work around the world, either in advance or on the spot. It includes new and expanded sections on working opportunities in Hong Kong and Eastern Europe, arranging a contract on a cruise ship, childcare jobs worldwide including in Australia, fruitpicking from France to New Zealand and new voluntary projects in Latin America. Plus updated information on how to work a passage, dates and details of harvests, how to become a barmaid, pineapple picker, ski-tow operator and English teacher.

This updated classic guide for the working traveller incorporates hundreds of first-hand accounts and offers authoritative advice on how to find work around the world, either arranged in advance or f

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