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World-renowned as the best family cruising experience, Disney Cruise Line offers unique itineraries on the Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy with destinations including the Bahamas, Caribbean, Alaska, Mexican Riviera, Mediterranean and more! Some cruises also stop at Disney's private island paradise in the Bahamas, Castaway Cay. Diverse crew members join Disney Cruise Line from around the world as valuable additions to the team. Crew are encouraged to bring creativity, inspiration and motivation to help provide the exceptional guest service that makes Disney Cruise Line an industry leader. Featured Cruise Line Jobs: • Youth Activities Managers 4 months on; 8 weeks off Competitive pay, benefits and ongoing training included. For more information about life aboard Disney Cruise Line, visit DCLJobs.com. |
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• In addition to performing the duties of a Divemaster, PADI Scuba Instructors with Utila Dive Center are also able to conduct the entire range of PADI programs, from Discover Scuba Diving up to Divemaster. You may also choose to acquire specialty instructor ratings in areas of interest, such as Digital Underwater Photographer or Enriched Air Diver. PADI Instructors work in over 180 countries worldwide, in a variety of roles at dive centers, tropical resorts and aboard cruise ships and Super Yachts. |
Work, live and dive at a PADI 5 Star IDC dive resort in Cozumel, Mexico with Divemaster Internships/Go Pro Cozumel! While training towards becoming a PADI Pro Divemaster, you will work at the dive resort and learn about the daily operations, local marine life and conservation, customer service, and the role of a PADI Pro Divemaster. No scuba diving certification is required, however, an Open Water or entry-level certification is recommended. It is a good idea if you are in good physical shape and have a friendly and fun loving personality. Respect for nature and being a water lover of at least 20 years of age is important as well. Internships start on the 1st and 15th of every month and last from 4 to 8 weeks depending on your diving certification level upon entry. Fees range from $1,450 to $2,590 based on skill level. Your home away from home is a gated-access, modern Mexican style house in the center of the city, complete with cable TV, DVD, WiFi and computer, plus free access to No Name Bar beach club, a short walk away. An application request is required and a response will be given in a few days after receipt as to acceptance into the internship program. Begin your dive adventure today! |
• With 14 dive boats and 30+ Divemasters on staff you are sure to have a great educational experience learning how to be a Divemaster. You will be trained by some of the worlds best professional "REAL" working Divemasters. Check out who's coming to Divemasters » |
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• Join the Tribe on the Caribbean Island Roatan! Divemaster Interns with Subway Watersports will gain a unique insight and hands-on experience working in the dive industry while obtaining the education, training and credentials needed to become a PADI Divemaster. Find out about internship availability and the people who have already signed up. Intern at Subway and experience a new career that lets you work at the most exotic locations around the world. Continue to Dive Instructor and get a head start in the job you've always dreamed of. |
Is going on an adventure abroad one of your goals this year? Programs offer room and board and/or a stipend, in-country support, visa guidance, a 24-hour help line and opportunities for cultural learning. Add to your resume, explore another country firsthand and learn a second language. Whether you want to take a semester off, go abroad for a summer or stay for an extended program, InterExchange Working Abroad will work with you to make sure you have an unforgettable experience! |
• Thanks to the InterExchange Work Abroad program, I spent five wonderful months in Peru, where I learned Spanish and volunteered with underprivileged kids. Thanks to that international experience, I have furthered my career and am overseeing new operations in Latin America. I just want to say thanks to InterExchange for helping facilitate the whole experience. —Andrea, InterExchange Volunteer in Peru |
Creating life experiences that spark both physical and intellectual growth, The Road Less Traveled encompasses summer wilderness adventure, service learning and language instruction programs for young people ages 13-19. Participants and Trip Leaders have the opportunity to venture to unique and culturally rich spots in the American West, Alaska, Hawaii, the Gulf Coast, Florida Keys, Chicago, Michigan, Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, India, Tanzania, Namibia, Norway or Spain. Trip Leaders begin their summer with eight days of paid staff training in Larkspur, Colorado; then guide and engage participants in service learning projects, language immersion programs, backpacking, ice and snow mountaineering, rock climbing, biking, kayaking, trekking, whitewater rafting and more. Co-leaders and Interns work in conjunction with the Trip Leader in a variety of supportive roles. Candidates must be at least 21 years of age, Wilderness First Responder (WFR) and CPR certified, have experience working with teenagers and solid wilderness and international travel skills. Spanish fluency is required and/or helpful for some programs. Benefits include a salary, living expenses, a stipend towards certifications and the opportunity to work with world-renown and expert guides. The hiring season runs from September to early May. There is no official closing date, but the earlier you send in your application, the more likely you will be hired and placed on one of your trip preferences. |
• Adventure travel and service learning your passion? The Road Less Traveled Trip Leaders are selected for their ability to prevent and solve problems in the field, their capacity to relate to and enjoy travelers, and their language, travel and wilderness experience. |
Rustic Pathways offers the world's finest international high school service, adventure, and foreign language programs, with destinations that stretch from the white-sand beaches of Fiji to the rainforest canopies of Costa Rica, the high Himalaya to the Great Barrier Reef, and many points in between. Global Summer Program Leaders will have the responsibility of ensuring a life changing experience for students; providing appropriate supervision and managing the day by day logistics of the program; responding to students needs and issues; being role models and mentors; and providing a positive working environment. Positions are available in the U.S., Australia, Burma, China, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Fiji, Ghana, India, Laos, Mongolia, Morocco, New Zealand, Panama, Peru, Spain, Tanzania, Thailand and Vietnam. Benefits include international travel, a stipend, housing, travel insurance, food, airfare & transportation while working, and the opportunity to work with expert guides and participate in amazing community service and adventure activities. Applicants must be at minimum 21 years old, have strong prior experience working with youth (as a teacher, coach, counselor, camp leader or mentor), international travel experience, and outdoor adventure and second language skills. Although the application deadline is March 30th, competition for these positions is keen and an early application is advised! |
• International community service. Adventure travel. Language immersion. Life skills. As a Global Summer Program Leader with Rustic Pathways, you will ensure a life changing experience for high school students in some of the most exciting destinations in the world. |
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• If you enjoy the outdoors, but most importantly love the idea of sharing, teaching and working with energetic young adults, being a a Wilderness Ventures Trip Leader has the potential of becoming a lifetime experience you will never forget. |
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