Working Abroad
Tourism, Catering & Hospitality
The work is hard, the pay can be grim and the tourists in your care may whine day and night. But who cares when the sun is shining and it's raining back home
Ski Jobs
Just because it turns a bit parky we shouldn't all scurry off home. Instead, head for the mountains if you want to work and party hard in the snow. A knowledge of German, Italian or French can be very helpful
Camp, Leaders & Kibbutz
Ditch the concrete jungle and head for camp. Because of US visa regulations most, but not all, jobs at camp are open only to students. Alternatively, try a kibbutz in Israel
Childcare & Domestic
Low paid but stable way to stay abroad for a while. If you have common sense, maturity and responsibility, a job can be found quickly and easily
Teaching English
A much in demand skill you never knew you had. Such is the demand around the world for English tuition, any native English speaker with a suit and the confidence to face a class stands a chance of picking up work
Agriculture & Animals
Jobs in fields and farms. Toil in the outdoors picking fruit or work with animals
Other Work
There are many other ways to finance a stay away from home. This part of the Overseas Job Centre deals with anything from skilled trades like accountancy or nursing to subjecting your body to clinical medical studies
Thinking of Voluntary Work or Taking a Gap Year?
Any of the types of work we cover here can be undertaken as part of a gap year, but for information specifically on gap schemes, volunteer work, internships, study and work programmes, please see our Taking a Gap Year pages
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