Product Description

This book is bursting with detailed and appealing ideas to inspire you and help you decide where you will go and what you will do to make your working summer that 'little bit special!'This jam-packed guide covers all types of paid and unpaid work, comparing wages and includes descriptions of working as tour guides, fruit pickers, sports instructors, volunteers and many more sociable and interesting jobs. The jobs covered are wide ranging in location as well as type. In addition to covering the popular Britain, Europe, Australasia and the USA, this global book includes some stimulating jobs for the more adventurous in countries such as Egypt, Ecuador, Peru, and many more. Summer Jobs Worldwide combines both fun ideas and practical information ensuring that you have an exciting but safe summer. If you want to have memorable experience, make some great new friends and earn some good money while you are at it, then Summer Jobs will help you make it happen!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #599658 in Books
• Published on: 2007-11-15
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 320 pages

Review
'Describes an enormous range of opportunities and gives all the basic information job-seekers need, including a useful section on red tape, visas and work permits ... indispensable.'
- "The Daily Telegraph"
' If you' re thinking of working abroad this summer, get this indispensable guide as soon as possible.' - "The Sunday Times."
' Excellent title full of realistic and fun opportunities for people who want to do something completely different. The summer starts here.' " ""- Overseas Jobs Express."
' Whether you dream of working on a farm in New Zealand or a summer camp in the United States, teaching English in Poland or Nepal, being a volunteer conservationist in Costa Rica, a waiter in Spain or helping to build a village health centre in Tanzania, "Summer Jobs Abroad" will tell you where to start and the pitfalls to avoid."' ""- The Daily Telegraph."

Customer Reviews

Outstanding
There must have been a tremendous amount of research put into this book and it really shows. It does have a UK bias, but most of the UK jobs were in industries I'd never heard of or thought of applying to, so I didn't mind. There are also a lot of European opportunities listed. Well worth getting the 2009 edition.