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Service Learning Outdoor Exploration International Leadership
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Across the World Adventure Jobs more |
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After training for a new career through a Flying Fish sailing, diving, surfing, windsurfing, skiing or snowboarding course, you will find plenty of work options available through their extensive network of job openings in beautiful locations around the world. |
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Global Routes leaders engage their teenage or college group in community development, adventure travel and rural homestays throughout the world. |
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Amazing trips in
amazing places need amazing
leaders!
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Whether venturing to Hawaii, South America or other unique locales around the world, AAVE trip leaders get teenagers excited about adventure travel, community service, leadership and learning. |
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Creating life experiences
that spark both physical and intellectual growth,
The
Road Less Traveled
encompasses summer Wilderness Adventure, Service Learning,
Global Perspectives and Language Instruction programs for
young people ages 13-19. Participants have the opportunity
to venture to unique and culturally rich spots in the
American West, Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, Florida Keys,
British Columbia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama,
Ecuador, Peru, India, Bhutan, Tanzania, Namibia, Norway or
Spain. Trip
leaders begin
their summer with eight days of paid staff training, then
guide and engage participants in backpacking, ice and snow
mountaineering, rock climbing, biking, kayaking, trekking,
white water rafting, desert hiking, service learning
projects and language immersion. 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.
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Adventure travel and service learning your thing? Trip leaders for The Road Less Traveled 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. |
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Are you ready to be
challenged physically, mentally and emotionally? A summer
with VISIONS
Service Adventures
will definitely change the way you look at life!
Trip
leaders and specialists
will serve as mentors for groups of teens (up to 25 teens
and 6 staff leaders per program), while combining ambitious
community service, intercultural living, and outdoor
exploration and adventure. With programs running in July and
August, these unique opportunities will take you to places
all over North, Central and South America, the Caribbean and
Asia. Stipends start at $275 per week with benefits that
include housing, meals, and travel to/from the program site.
Applicants must be at least 23 years of age and have
experience leading and/or teaching teenagers, an interest
in, and preferably experience living and learning in
cross-cultural settings, and a genuine team player mindset.
Standard first aid and CPR are minimum requirements;
advanced wilderness safety certifications and
carpentry/masonry skills are a plus; and French/Spanish
fluency is required for some sites.
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Combining outdoor adventure with community service, a VISIONS Service Adventures team works with locals on a construction project in Ecuador. |
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Summer staff with Westcoast Connection and 360° Student Travel bring together spirited, warm, zany and tight-knit groups for enriching travel programs throughout 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 Wilderness Ventures leader has the potential of becoming a lifetime experience you will never forget. |
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Internships in the Caribbean more |
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Divemaster interns with Subway Watersports learn how to run a small Honduras business while training to become a SCUBA diver. Find out about internship availability and learn more about the people who have already signed up. |
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The
InterExchange
Working Abroad
program also features work & travel, volunteer,
language school, English teaching and au pair
abroad opportunities in locations throughout the
world. |
Work your way across Australia and New Zealand trying out different adventure jobs along the way! Australia and New Zealand are an adventure-seeker's paradise, and there are a huge number of adventure and tourism jobs available. InterExchange's
Work
& Travel Australia
and Work
& Travel New
Zealand
programs can guarantee your job placements in
different locations as you live, work and travel around
Australia or New Zealand on your own schedule for up to one
year. Job referrals are provided by a full-service
employment agency in-country. You choose from available jobs
in hotels, resorts, ranches, tour operators, restaurants,
and many other types of seasonal positions. Housing
assistance and recommendations, sightseeing tours, and
social and cultural activities may also be included.
InterExchange's partner agency in-country will provide a
five day orientation, and can also help you find travel
deals, discounts and advice on how to get the most out of
your working adventure!
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